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Nelly Decker, Warner’s press secretary, said the senator welcomes his constituents to share their thoughts on judicial reform.

But highest profile does not mean most judicially meritorious.

We would not have Lawrence v. Texas and the threat of judicially imposed definitions of marriage.

"We'll see what it is before we decide," said Midget, judicially.

For a moment more he held it judicially, as I have seen men hold a contract upon whose terms they were finally passing.

It will be, at best, years before these can be judicially construed so that they may be generally understood.

The principal criminal returned to his native isle, where his liberation was judicially sanctioned.

"But I think we'd better not let them into it," said Eunice, judicially.