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com justiça To a moderately sufficient extent or degree.
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After House of Cards, Netflix had middling success with its original shows.
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She had studied intimately the needy and the rich and the middling.
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Thus it fared with the better and middling orders of the people.
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It is middling well as far as it goes-butis that all?
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The land is middling good as far as the eye can judge.
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I try to walk in his steps, and so keep middling straight.
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After an easy one and a hard one, it's a middling one.
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It is a pretty suburb, inhabited by people of the middling class.
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Those predisposed to epicurism are for the most part of middling height.
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Smith pulled another short one, middling it with a lovely, sweet clump.
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She was of middling stature and had blue eyes and black hair.
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There, in Heaven itself, is distinction of inferior, superior, and middling felicity.
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The water was middling rough that night, but it didn't daunt Anthony.
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His eyes want opening, to see himself a man of middling stature.
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Limousines glided through an enormous sea of lorries, little, middling, and big.
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The men often lack interest in sports and own cars of middling quality.
