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Old Gay, for example, used ‘absolutely', not only in places where the younger of us might quite naturally still, but also in the sense of ‘actually' or even ‘naturally' – exactly as though he were speaking in the 1870's.

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And including more emotions and more sensual experiences naturally and I am using my Biologist Hat here, *naturally* means it will be more arousing.

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And including more emotions and more sensual experiences naturally and I am using my Biologist Hat here, *naturally* means it will be more arousing.

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The term "naturally raised" is another USDA term that says the animals were not fed any animal by-products, growth hormones or antibiotics.

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This naturally translates as a passive: “The square root function is computed using the Newton-Raphson method”.

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“Your name naturally prolongs itself into a sigh as I think what fun I should have had I been with you in England.”

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The idea that he can pick and choose who runs his label naturally makes executives sweat.

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“Your name naturally prolongs itself into a sigh as I think what fun I should have had I been with you in England.”

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As the experiments of these artists were directed chiefly to the solution of problems of light, the term naturally was widened to include that whole division of painting which is concerned with atmospheric aspects and color harmonies rather than with subject-interest and line composition.

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Upon the demise of the old monarch, the title naturally passed to the

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