Just so and Roger

Just so

Just so adverb - In a careful manner.
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Roger and just so are semantically related in yes topic. In some cases you can use "Roger" instead an adverb phrase "Just so".

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Just so and roger are semantically related in yes topic. You can use "Just so" instead an adverb "Roger".

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  • There's a particularly tedious song in Newsies that seems to be included (Roger Ebert said it best) "just so that they could say there's an Ann-Margret number in the movie." It would be cut from the Screen-to-Stage Adaptation.
  • Film / Newsies That Reminds Me of a Song: Ann-Margret's solo is seemingly included, as Roger Ebert quipped, "just so that they could say there's an Ann-Margret number in the movie." That Was Objectionable: Spot Conlon attempts this when the Newsies are taken to court for holding a protest rally.
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