But strictly speaking it is not a new dimension - the show was aired once in 3D in 1993, when current Doctor Matt Smith was 11 years old.

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But, strictly speaking, the legend he came into it while playing poker is a stretch.

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The causes are in doubt (see article), but then, strictly speaking, so are the facts: although the broad picture is clear, some of the study's findings are debatable.

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The magazine's founder, John Bird, admits that these members of his salesforce are not strictly speaking homeless, but says that they are on the margins of society and thus part of the magazine's mission.

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It wasn't, strictly speaking, a wedding but it certainly looked and felt like one, with a highly traditional liturgy complete with choirs, familiar hymns, and an exchange of rings and vows.

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Its Aerocraft concept is not, strictly speaking, an airship at all, but an odd aeroplane-airship hybrid intended for rapid military airlifts.

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Most daringly, there is a performance by another tenor giant, Ben Webster, which is strictly speaking not a vocal at all, but a recording of Webster rehearsing a big band in one of his own compositions.

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Strictly speaking the composite behaves not like a battery but more like a capacitor, or rather a supercapacitor, says Dr Greenhalgh.

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There was no "international style, " strictly speaking, just as there was no single Bauhaus aesthetic, but the concept stood in convenient contrast to nationalist dictatorship (especially once nationalists from Hitler to Stalin made such a point of rejecting internationalism).

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Strictly speaking then, these legendary companies are no longer really technology firms anymore, but rather giant leveraged buy-out companies.

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