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In order to remedy this defect, Mr. Talbot has devised the following method.
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It was the committee's intention to remedy this defect by the present section.
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To remedy this defect we ought to give him a purge.
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To remedy this defect is one of the purposes of a League of Nations.
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But it is not too late to remedy this defect.
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Well, to remedy this defect, old people wear spectacles with double convex lenses in them.
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To remedy this defect, several methods might be proposed.
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But can't you remedy this defect in some way?
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To remedy this defect therefore, about every tenth trader was a banker, or, a retailer of cash.
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To remedy this defect, Congress applied to the States for power to lay duties and secure the public debts.
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It is to remedy this defect that this book is offered, with much diffidence, and with many thanks to Mr. C.R.L.
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To remedy this defect, Mr. Tytler has got it covered with a varnish to retain the inflammable air after the balloon is filled.
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His only failing was that he would leave the track; and to remedy this defect the early railroad builders hit upon a happy device.
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A number of the states have sought to remedy this defect in government by the adoption of a budget system (see Chapter XIII).
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To remedy this defect, he applied himself, after his return from Congress, to such works upon logic and mathematics as he fancied would be serviceable.
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There is often "a beggarly account of empty boxes"- agreatdeal of nothing in the church, and how to remedy this defect is a problem.
