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Unlike the well-equipped, albeit poorly-run, air force, the nominally 50, 000-strong Libyan army (mostly conscripts) has long been distrusted and kept on short rations.

Their nominally higher initial cost is more than offset by much longer life expectancies and reduced service and replacement labor costs.

Since Emperor Yongle moved his capital to Beijing, Nanjing, known nominally as the accompanying capital, had never held a national ceremony except that Emperor Zhengde had once been stationed there.

In contrast, some of the poorest people in the country do not get the cheap food they are nominally entitled to because they live beyond the reach of the system that administers it.

In less than two years, the Kuomintang army under his command set out from Guangdong Province to carry out the Northern Expedition, and finally conquered and unified China nominally.

The sultan was still nominally the chief of staff.

The road is nominally under the control of UN peacekeeping troops.

The bureaucracy nominally under his control is huge and probably unmanageable.

Although nominally he is still relegated, he is free to live in a beautiful and rich city.

A system under which a nominally free social class or a religious, national, or racial minority is permanently oppressed and degraded.

Although the "Saint" must be sleeping with the monks, reputation messy, after all, they nominally belong to God, the local number of ceremonies to rely on these "Saint" endeavor.

Zhao Gao, nominally his prison teacher, is actually his master.

MESSENGER will nominally complete transmission of its data to Earth by the end of the weekend.

Hoffman is a military officer nominally stationed in an embassy of a country. In fact, he is a double agent who not only works for his country, but also provides information to the enemy.

Although Henry has retired nominally, he certainly does not like the plan.

The musical selection which punctuates this film (a film which otherwise unfolds in the intimacy of near-silence) suggest the inner dynamics of invisible operas which are playing out in the interior lives of the nominally inexpressive characters, silent people whose hidden feelings run deep.

Because of this personality, what I do nominally is the secretary. In fact, every five days, I always have to cook once.