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It is yet more evidence that the U.S. medical system is not — to put it mildly — always getting value from the sums spent on pharmaceuticals.

“A response to threats, to put it mildly, will be very convincing.”

"To put it mildly, it was a surprise of my life," said Professor John Clarke, who was born in Cambridge, UK and now works at the University of California in Berkeley.

When Carina tells her that she didn’t homeschool her son for kindergarten but sent him to public school, Suzanne is mildly horrified.

Trying to get a precise figure from government officials is challenging, to put it mildly, but I understand from sources it's about £600,000.