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1 For many people, that will be reason alone to prefer this model.
2 That, alone, should be reason enough to make anyone want the album.
3 That weapon he invented ought to be reason enough to satisfy-the Councils.
4 That should be reason enough for looking a little out of sorts.
5 Know only few times when it happen, and then there be reason .
6 If you do so, there must be reason for it in the present.
7 There may be reason to that, although simplification can be a perilous game.
8 If only for that reason, it would be reason enough to do it.
9 There may be reason in this; but why so attentive to Miss Manly?
10 I'll be back in an hour or there'll be reason for my staying.
11 My age alone, my true age, would be reason enough for my writing.
12 Individually, any of these problems would be reason to worry.
13 At the moment there is reason to question whether that's working properly.
14 Trump adviser said there is reason for concern about Trump's health tonight.
15 While the situation was bleak, Boult said there was reason for optimism.
16 Still, there were reasons - good ones - for violating the modern moral code against secrecy.
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