In Japan, national health care, including nursing care, is putatively an insurance scheme.

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Public-sector financing of the private sector may look like nationalisation, but apparently it is not the putatively bad sort of nationalisation.

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The XFL was, on the evidence of its ratings, bad television-- despite the stripperesque cheerleaders, microphones on the field, and a putatively more violent form of play.

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It is Republicans, who are putatively out there to advance the argument on behalf of Governor Romney, who have said there is no proof that the ad is true.

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And today is the putatively magical fifth trading day.

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Morgan and its surety insurers, Judge Rakoff found that Enron was buying nearly the same amounts of natural gas from a company called Stoneville as it was putatively selling to another company called Mahonia .

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At one point or another, everybody tries to justify their participation in behavior that defies common sense and good judgment by claiming that someone else, usually older and putatively smarter, told them to do it.

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He points to the seeming incoherence of their approach to the public finances, in which promises of a tax break for marriage and a higher threshold for inheritance tax jostle with a putatively severe fiscal squeeze.

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For one thing, the Bush Administration should interpose the strongest possible objections to putatively allied governments in London and The Hague that export guarantees and insuranceunderwrite such an investment. for this deal would seriously complicate bilateral and trilateral relations.

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