dealy vs proper reply

Some examples from the web:

• Because, I'm telling you, kids, that was a one-time dealy, okay?
• Damien, what's the dealy, dude?
• Actually my race is Xudarian, our dealy does somewhat resemble your own Ichthyology species.
• One of those retinal scan dealies.
• Okay, look, Bones, there's a whole gender-parent dealy-bob thing going on here.
• And we'll just attach it to this dealy-bob over here. And...
• Okay, look, Bones, there's a whole gender-parent dealy-bob thing going on here.
• You don't have a... little name tag dealy-bop.

Some examples from the web:

• "When the proper reply is impossible to voice..."
• The Commission's view, supported by the expert's assessment, is that Italy, although providing some figures on how it had planned to accomplish all the outfitting, has not given a proper reply to this important point.
• I am very concerned about this, Mr President, and for this reason I am raising it in Parliament right now, hoping that Athens will both send me a proper reply and deliver a full and fair review of the case of Mr Zafiropoulos.
• In the absence of a proper reply and in accordance with Article 16(1) of the basic Regulation, no verification visits were carried out at the premises of any exporting producers or related importers.
• (23) It is expedient to provide for verification visits to check information submitted on trends in import volumes and market disruption, such visits being, however, conditional on proper replies to questionnaires being received.
• It is expedient to provide for verification visits to check information submitted on countervailable subsidies and injury, such visits being, however, conditional on proper replies to questionnaires being received.
• I would appreciate a proper, detailed reply.
• In the absence of a proper and timely reply, a verification visit may not be carried out.
• In the absence of a proper and timely reply, the Commission may choose not to carry out a verification visit.
• Obviously, we would all have heard an oral reply, and it is only right and proper for the reply to be made available to the whole House.
• In doing so, the Commission came to the preliminary conclusion that the lack of information and supporting documents available did not allow a proper verification of the reply to the questionnaire.
• Under these circumstances, a proper verification of the questionnaire reply could not be carried out and the figures reported were considered unreliable.
• significant efforts are made to ensure proper training of delegation staff (see reply to paragraph 26);
• In reply to Mrs Flesch's question I would say this: we understand very well that publishing today differs from the forestry industry proper, and involves production based on paper just as much as many other industries.
• In reply to Mrs Fraga Estévez, may I make it quite clear that it is proper for the Commission to give an answer to a Member State when it is asked a question.
• Indeed, it has treated the British Government with scant courtesy in failing to reply to a strongly worded request for a proper cost-benefit study sent by Technology Minister Ian Taylor on 6 March.
• While the procedure at a hearing before the Court may vary depending on the circumstances of each case, in general it consists of three separate parts: the oral submissions proper, questions from the members of the Court and replies.
• The observance of those instructions is an essential condition for the proper conduct of the procedure, and exceeding the number of pages authorised or referring to other questions in the reply or the rejoinder will lead to the pleadings being sent back to their author.
• Madam President, very briefly in reply to Baroness Ludford's speech on the question of whether or not there should be a debate on euthanasia, I think it is entirely proper that Parliament should debate euthanasia.
• In reply to this, it should be noted that it is vital for the GOI to demonstrate that it has put in place a proper verification system to determine which inputs were consumed in the production process and in what amounts.