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Meanings of work reasonably in English

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Usage of work reasonably in English
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To begin with, this process of trial-and-error updating might work reasonably well.
BBC
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Computer simulations show that the theoretical results work reasonably well in low-noise situations.
Pubmed
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These machines will have the ability to make independent decisions and work reasonably unsupervised.
Wired
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Elections and referendums work reasonably well in Ireland and this has allowed an alarming complacency take hold.
The Irish Times
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It seems to work reasonably well.
Wired
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The time I have given to it would have made me a pundit, if I had gone to work reasonably.'
The Whirlpool
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The film's few boy-girl scenes -surprisingly few given that this is the core of the story - work reasonably well.
Reuters
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As soon as we got the farm work reasonably well started, we directed our next efforts toward the industry of making bricks.
Up from Slavery: An Autobiography
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Both the cameras and the radars have shown to work reasonably well on the dry and well-marked highways of certain US states such as California.
The Irish Times
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IN MOST people's estimation, including mine, the Constitution has worked reasonably well.
The Irish Times
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The design worked reasonably well for viewers but apparently was disliked by the celebrity audience.
Reuters
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So they worked reasonably hard, but not as hard as one would as a schoolboy.
The Memoirs of General Baron de Marbot
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The plumbing still worked reasonably well and most people had enough sense to use the fire hoses.
The Big U
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Meanwhile this shackled market works reasonably well.
Reuters
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RAID 1 works reasonably (with two-way mirroring), although it does add some overhead to the system.
Essential system administration, 3rd edition
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In general, it works reasonably well.
The Irish Times
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