Adverbs

• 1) undercover

  I continued to work the detail, went undercover for a while,

• 2) deliberately

  however, I deliberately adopted a more sanguine mood.

• 3) someday

  Maybe someday you will.

• 4) aloud

  - Sherlock... - It's difficult for you to say aloud,

• 5) technically

  So, technically, you're still a suspect in the shooting.

• 6) permanently

  Stay on permanently.

• 7) precisely

  I found this print precisely where the killer was standing

• 8) nevertheless

  HOLMES: Nevertheless, you will need answers rather than indignation

• 9) virtually

  virtually everywhere I go.

• 10) aside

  I have certain funds set aside.

• 11) loose

  We had no choice but to cut Bradshaw loose.

• 12) somewhere

  you could throw me in a cell somewhere.

• 13) okay

  - Car took the worst of it. - I'm glad you're doing okay.

• 14) obviously

  Obviously, you did a lot of damage,

• 15) absolutely

  Firstly, I'm absolutely certain that you didn't shoot Curtis Bradshaw.

• 16) nearly

  I went after his lieutenants, they weren't nearly as careful as Bradshaw was,

• 17) exactly

  I know exactly who did this.

• 18) perhaps

  I thought, perhaps, a test of your ability to defend yourself was in order.

• 19) finally

  He finally copped to that holdup in Queens.

• 20) quite

  it's quite accurate at close range.

• 21) recently

  than I noticed the unmistakable scent of a recently expended firearm.

• 22) late

  Sorry to call so late,

• 23) almost

  Had a crew of almost 100,