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And having gone so far, he related circumstantially all that had passed upon the night in question.

Circumstantially, the show, which runs through May 6, is welcome indeed.

Peg told the whole story, so circumstantially, that there was no room left for doubt.

"Most important, it would be difficult to prove other than circumstantially exactly who was responsible for what.

A. Some of these things come about circumstantially.

That leaves the bomb theory, which law enforcement officials say can be supported circumstantially by the evidence they have.

I've circumstantially linked Lake with the aircraft used in two of the bombings."

A developer might also make the flag circumstantially accessible.

"Looks like we have what we'll need to prove that Joshua was behind both deaths, at least circumstantially.

Either reply circumstantially to my demands, or answer me with your Sword.'

Emotionally, circumstantially, physically - any kind will do.

Circumstantially, it's explosive; I don't have to tell you that."

Dexter is eventually framed for a murder, as least circumstantially, by his still anonymous Shadow.

She was right that the hair match only circumstantially linked her to Andy Rosen.

This is a remarkable incident, and I must relate it circumstantially, though as briefly as possible.

He was in a bad spot, circumstantially.

For them, the two were not inextricably intertwined; they were joined only circumstantially.

There was some doubt - there were many doubts - but circumstantially it was strong.

Circumstantially speaking, you had opportunity and motive.

The famine is circumstantially described; it was one of the ten great famines which afflicted the entire world.

But we cannot link Hsiao to the coup, except circumstantially."

"The extreme security measures and the cryptic nature of the conversations suggest, circumstantially, that they are referring to the attacks," the judge said.

It cannot be excluded that Indian courts will, under similar circumstances in future, interpret the principle of diplomatic immunity circumstantially.

The actor is externally or circumstantially motivated.

The shocking speed of the lobsters' deaths may have been circumstantially compelling, but the law requires definitive conclusions, which current science cannot provide.