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1 Her costume being simple in the extreme did not require much room.
2 But for other people, they require much more extreme sets of lores.
3 Their heavy timbers require much more wind and muscle to move them.
4 Upper Canada had not yet become sufficiently populous to require much legislation.
5 After this period they are not particularly tender, and require much cooking.
6 That is one of the happy pastimes that don't require much thinking.
7 In this state, animals on the Ark wouldn't require much food.
8 Chromebooks tend to have great battery life, since they don't require much power.
9 Guessing what those years will bring us doesn't require much imagination.
10 People with a condition called homocystinuria may require much more betaine than others.
11 In the first place, it must require much time to try different formulae.
12 The packing will require much care, as many are in sheets.
13 Like the air, she was just there and didn't require much thinking about.
14 It does not require much , penetration to divine the object of this journey.
15 Send me some new books; not such, however, as will require much attention.
16 Some horses require much more tension upon the crupper than others.
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