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Then there are the patients, who mistrust domestic products - with reason.
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Joe's mind worked quickly, not with reason but with experience and instinct.
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But thou hast with reason attended to the interest of the Goddess.
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He poisons his world with reason and has suffered terribly for it.
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Under similar circumstances people who are unknown cry out, and with reason:
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He can ask justifiably for some withdrawal on the really big days.
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Asylum seekers and refugees are quite justifiably frightened of the Nauruan schools.
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For that reason alone those involved with dentistry should be justifiably proud.
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The impunity provided to officers in response has left us justifiably angry.
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He was asked, justifiably so, if he is cracking under the pressure.
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The gunners were smoking and laughing and looking justifiably pleased with themselves.
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So Rio's board can justifiably demand a big premium, or no deal.
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He was wrong-thoughjustifiably so-inhis assumption that Peter Blood must hang.
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Burtynsky is justifiably famous for his huge, imposing photographs of industrial landscapes.
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The word disillusion can then be used justifiably, that of pollution, never.
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And my mother was justifiably cross at me for leaving it unattended.
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The Irish people are justifiably proud of their traditional generosity to good causes.
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Kruger National Park is justifiably the most well-known game reserve in South Africa.
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And justifiably so, since they had met on many occasions over the years.
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The players have been criticised, and justifiably so, but not today.
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Americans are justifiably proud of Apple, an innovative company known around the world.
