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Meanings of more moderate in English
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Usage of more moderate in English
1
Others from OPEC, including Saudi Arabia, have taken a more moderate line.
2
But, Larry, you don't think something more moderate might be in order?
3
Until lately I have been very moderate; more moderate than you think.
4
He is considered more moderate, pragmatic and willing to negotiate than Ahmadinejad.
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And the same result might be attained by a more moderate course.
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This was just her play, while ours was in more moderate weather.
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P.M. At 8 hard gusts wind with rain: at A.M. more moderate.
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After another brief repose, the more moderate action was resumed as before.
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I was disappointed that Clara's astonishment was much more moderate than mine.
10
Next day, the wind was at W. S. W., and more moderate.
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Thus equipped they went on at a more moderate pace toward Morgantown.
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After many years in prison, he emerged as a more moderate leftist.
13
November opened with more moderate weather, auguring still better conditions for midsummer.
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He had repeatedly clashed with more moderate factions in the White House.
15
However, other democratic parties attacked the agreement for excluding more moderate Basque nationalists.
16
Fitch said a more moderate case is the most likely outcome.
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