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“He doesn’t need to hate on anybody, it’s just purely like, ‘I’m proud of people like you in your position, here’s what I can do to help.’”

But the Comey case can also be seen as a test of the viability of a prosecution based purely on politics.

While the network maintained this was “purely a financial decision” based on ratings, it came in the wake of Colbert mocking both the president and the network.

She said she worked purely in the NHS for many years, but "found burnout very quickly" so now does a mix of NHS and private dentistry, after training in orthodontic and aesthetic dentistry.

Those two tendencies are, of course, not independent or purely coincidental.