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indeed

[in-deed] / ɪnˈdid /


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His philosophy, if indeed he has one, is defined by manipulation — the results of which are apparent to anyone in the United States, no matter their personal philosophy.

From Salon

The most obvious way to tell if your coins, jewelry and flatware are indeed silver is to look for certain markings — called hallmarks or stamps — although these can vary depending upon the country of origin.

From MarketWatch

The most obvious way to tell if your coins, jewelry and flatware are indeed silver is to look for certain markings — called hallmarks or stamps — although these can vary depending upon the country of origin.

From MarketWatch

As stock prices and capital spending plans rose relentlessly, the nature of many Big Tech stocks changed, and I grew increasingly concerned that a bubble was indeed inflating.

From The Wall Street Journal

But the way she voiced her criticism was unforgivable, and - indeed - illegal.

From BBC