1.   And all make the case that science, like art or love, is a deeply human endeavor, all but doomed, pardon the expression, to uncertainty.

2.   And while this is a team brimming with talent, Belle, pardon the expression, is the bellwether.

3.   In other words, if Williamson pardons the expression, it should be dog eat dog, but not dog trips master.

4.   It has proved to be a godsend, pardon the expression.

5.   Now I can be a queen-maker, pardon the expression.

6.   So corporate pressure is on to pump up the network stars, pep up the scenery and, pardon the expression, dumb down the content.

7.   Still, it would be unfair to dismiss a Fun Ship as one nonstop -- pardon the expression -- carnival.

8.   Well, not every suggestion in misc.rural is a barnburner, you should pardon the expression.

9.   What a relief, pardon the expression.