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• The establishment was set up solely (or exclusively) for the development of engines.

• They assert that the genetic code has a biological basis for its structural organization, and no other.

• If the mantle were made of nothing but gem-quality crystals, ...

• This choice is made purely on the basis of convenience.

• This rule applies strictly to a harmonic oscillator.

• These proteins occur uniquely in tissues in which gene transcription is severely repressed.

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• This task can become enormously (or exceedingly, or extremely) complex.

• Such monopoles would be extraordinarily (or exceedingly, or exceptionally) massive.

• The sediments contain remarkably (or extremely) high concentrations of sulphide minerals.

• The instrument is exquisitely sensitive.

• Manganin is eminently suitable for standard resistors.

• The exceptional (or remarkable) accuracy of the feeder ...

• The outstanding fatigue resistance of adhesives ...

• Most copper alloys have superior casting qualities.