TRANSITION M.N. O

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.219, Mainly, principally , chiefly.

220 It is a manifestation,.. Sign being shown

221 Meanwhile, In the interim , meantime.

222 Merely because, etc. minimum reason.

223 Mr X states etc.

224 More amazingly. Barely believable

225. Moreover, ,besides this , furthermore.

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226 Namely, .. Specifically, viz.

227. Naturally, as expected, realistically

228 Necessarily …inevitably, unavoidably

229. Needless to say, unnecessarily

230 Neither , excludes both

231. Nevertheless,,.. In spite of that,

232 Nevermore , shall we etc.. never again

233 For the nonce, . Present time

244 Nor shall we etc.

245. Normally,,, usually, occurring naturally

246, Not only that but, etc.

247, Not withstanding not objecting

249 Not surprisingly, not unexpectedly

250. Nowadays,. At present time,

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251 Oddly enough, unusual irregular

252 Objectively, unbiased view, unprejudiced.

253 Obviously, It is clear that apparently

254 Often, etc.

255 On Oct. 1 1900 etc.

256 On the main … largely in general

257 Of course, without question

258 On this particular time etc.

259 One might say that etc.

260 One may wonder etc.

261 One question which needs etc

262 On the contrary, , conflicting facts.

263 On no account, ,, cannot be accepted,.

264 On the one hand ,,, one view vs. Another.

265. On one side of the coin . One’s choice.

266 On one side of the ledger.. Take choice.

267 On the basis of previously proven etc.

268 On the obverse ( other side ) of the coin

269 On one occasion ,,,at one time.

270 On the ( positive, negative ) side etc.

271 On the whole, as a rule, generally speaking

272 One point upon which all are forced to agree

273 Ordinarily .. Normally, usually

274 Originally, . At first, innovating

275 Otherwise. , or else