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com justiça To a moderately sufficient extent or degree.
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Speaking to Good Morning Britain she said: The reality was pretty fantastic.
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This is a pretty good way to answer that question, Bloys said.
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And the answer is a pretty resounding 'yes,' he told Reuters Health.
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The logical answer to the latter question seems pretty obvious: probably not.
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She pretty much knew, without asking, the answer to that second question.
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Market report:It was a somewhat quieter day in the Irish market yesterday.
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Many South Africans are somewhat reluctantly feeling a sense of hope today.
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This year, however, they were released somewhat later - on July 20th.
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When Jobs took medical leave in 2009 the situation was somewhat different.
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It's somewhat difficult to know precisely, as of course he can't speak.
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The investing process from there was fairly easy: long Japan, short France.
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High quality loan issuance so far this year has been fairly dormant.
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It was clear and fairly free of jargon, which was also good.
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Burberry, however, said tourist levels in the region had been fairly stable.
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The Day of Reconciliation is actually fairly new in its current form.
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Analysts said the bank's underlying profit was reasonably strong, given the environment.
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He told Morning Report he was reasonably confident some change would happen.
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Lieberman's support for the Iraq War made him reasonably popular among Republicans.
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Chief executive Oliver Hemsley said: We have had a reasonably good downturn.
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Mr Stockdale said petrol prices were still reasonably low despite the increase.
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Germany is likely to take a moderately softer stance than, say, France.
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Twenty RCTs rated moderately strong or better in terms of methodologic quality.
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Changes in volumes and raw material prices could moderately affect working capital.
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Conclusions: CF patients with stable disease have moderately reduced serum testosterone levels.
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The water in places was shallow and the current only moderately rapid.
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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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Simon did not even notice that the creature spoke passably good English.
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There are three good jokes and a passably amenable atmosphere is established.
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He could judge motives more than passably well, and play upon weaknesses.
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The first passably good-looking, well-bred man who flatters her wins her heart.
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You are passably good-looking, but you are by no means very beautiful.
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Jean Orteig said that the staff was mourning in a jolly way.
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In addition to all this, you did jolly well in the O.T.C.
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It was an unconscious movement that seemed too jolly for the situation.
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He felt jolly; he thought it was fun to fool the Crow.
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It is a bright little place, and very jolly in the season.
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Emilie Kaye was a 'really wonderful old lady', she reported, 'quite jolly.
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A jolly journey we had of it; our pea-shooters were not inactive.
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Thanksgiving came, and there were jolly good times in the Brown home.
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Reprieved, the old king brightened up; by degrees becoming jolly as ever.
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During those few seconds, the jolly-looking alien received and pondered Gerald's reply.
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Very soon, I believe; and I expect we shall have jolly times.
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Bring us the bowl, the merry bowl, the jolly and hot bowl.
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I know I should jolly-well think myself a Croesus with that capital.
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And I was so jolly careful-neverwas so careful in my life.
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The three men had a jolly time, but in a quiet way.
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He wondered whether men were ever bright and jolly in such circumstances.
