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But genuinely helping one person everyday will.

We are genuinely concerned about their whereabouts.

Yet most SouthAfricans, whites included, genuinely abhor crude racism.

They must genuinely like one another, and work well together.

Delivering it could show that India genuinely wants its troubled neighbour to recover and to prosper.

In this case, I genuinely believe in the Buddhist way of thinking.

If God has genuinely spoken to you, he will confirm it through other mature believers.

I would prefer a situation in which we had a genuinely apolitical military.

If you genuinely concern yourself with others and listen to them closely, you'll make scores of friends with little effort.

It refers to a good way in which we sincerely and genuinely show politeness, kindness, friendship and respect to people.

The president says—and, as in this case, seems to genuinely believe—what they see as the right thing.

Some of these phenomena can also be tracked through the historian's lens, but some are, I believe, genuinely new.

Away from the backbiting world of domestic politics, the immediate question is whether Poland's relations with Russia have been genuinely transformed or if the changes are just cosmetic.

Office collections only work among coworkers who genuinely have some fondness for one another and when the demands aren't too high.

Unless the philosophers rule as kings or those now called kings, genuinely philosophize, there will be no rest from the ills for the cities, ?! he says, right?

However, his turn as a wheelchair-bound manipulator in Unbreakable is something genuinely different, and all the more creepy for it.

A great writer (or speaker) can open your eyes up to new ideas, give you just the advice you need, and genuinely change your life.

However, those who claimed to have the ability to laugh at themselves - and whose friends' assessments matched their own - genuinely laughed and smiled more often and more intensely than the others.

Others think Mr Karzai is just talking from the heart, and remains enraged by the blame heaped on him during last summer's election which he genuinely believes he won outright in the first round.

The undecided superdelegates could end the race now, if enough of them decide to throw their weight behind Mr Obama. Some of these party bigwigs are genuinely unsure which candidate they prefer.

Though the United States remains, by far, Pakistan's biggest financial benefactor, it is reviled among Pakistanis, many of whom genuinely believe that Americans are set on their country's destruction.

There must be a spirit of refusal to be "privately owned by the few" in the government and the army;without a genuinely democratic system this cannot be attained and the system of government and the state system will be out of harmony.