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In some, actual abolition was comparatively easy; in others, it was difficult.
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The state's economy is comparatively healthy, thanks largely to an energy boom.
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The situation in the Eastern Ghouta was comparatively calm early on Tuesday.
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Ultra-competitive fixtures are likely to produce a comparatively high number of cards.
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Within 30 weeks they can tackle comparatively difficult three-and-four part Elizabethan compositions.
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He was grateful; along its relatively clear way they made good time.
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However, the Commission said Platinum was a relatively small player in Europe.
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So far the number of cases in Ireland has been relatively small.
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However, weaker demand kept trading relatively muted this week, another trader said.
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This week the OFT said real competition was, in reality, relatively limited.
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However, companies listed on these markets tend to be relatively high risk.
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Incidents of a serious criminal nature were relatively rare, the report said.
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The U.S. effort against Islamic State thus far has been relatively limited.
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The concept however is relatively new in developing countries such as Malaysia.
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There, one might effect great changes with relatively small expenditures of power.
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As a result 2018 has been a year of relatively easy wins.
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The effects of the crisis on the labour market were relatively uneven.
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Mr Key said while New Zealand was relatively safe, authorities remained vigilant.
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While relatively rare in Europe, such views are common in the US.
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Attacks on doctors in the Southern Health Board region are relatively rare.
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He said the situation faced by Tauranga Boys' College was relatively common.
