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apropriadamente With competence; in a competent capable manner.
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Notably democratic in their approach, the trio ably showcase their considerable chops.
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In that long and ably drawn up petition, occur the following words:
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No other State was in the aggregate so ably represented as Ohio.
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That is the policy which General Marshall is so ably executing today.
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Retroviruses, as ably demonstrated by HIV, can be notoriously difficult to detect.
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See how ably he maneuvered the army at the fight of Azotus.
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It was ably and exhaustively discussed on both sides, in all aspects.
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The case was strong, and was ably dealt with by the attorney-general.
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Mr. Lennox ably seconded my views in carrying these arrangements into effect.
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The word was ably preached and was a feast to her soul.
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The expediency of the repeal, however, was ably advocated by Mr. Burke.
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By this thou shalt learn that the Pharaohs will be ably served.
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It ably displayed all kinds of pleasant proportions of tanned, athletic female.
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Peru has fitted out many costly and ably-conducted expeditions to explore it.
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The paper was ably conducted, and while Unitarian was not distinctly denominational.
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Finding himself thus ably seconded, Marmaduke pushed his advantage to the utmost.
