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1
IPOs like this can change the
whole
tenor
of the market, he added.
2
In 1834, an event occurred which changed the
whole
tenor
of his career.
3
This interpretation is consistent with the
whole
tenor
of the Psalm.
4
His last scene comported with the
whole
tenor
of his life.
5
The
whole
tenor
of her face was changed at that moment.
6
The
whole
tenor
of it was the unknown in science.
7
The
whole
tenor
of the message was conservative and hopeful.
8
This duty of spiritual seeing and reporting determined the
whole
tenor
of his life.
9
This last experience changed the
whole
tenor
of his life.
10
Apparently, it brings down the
whole
tenor
of the neighborhood.
11
Not surprising; the
whole
tenor
of the crime scene screamed "unusual."
12
No; therefore I can only give you general advice upon the
whole
tenor
of your conduct.
13
He supposed that it must be enduring and tend to alter the
whole
tenor
of his life.
14
The
whole
tenor
of this interview, at which the Prince was present, was unusually friendly and pleasant.
15
The
whole
tenor
of his life made him more competent to deal with architecture than with literature.
16
But something occurred which gave him a powerful shock, and disturbed the
whole
tenor
of his life.
whole
tenor
whole