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1 The same principle applied to man has resulted in more docile workers.
2 There was also a stockade fence confining other, presumably more docile prisoners.
3 Either that or he was even more docile than Lem had supposed.
4 He switched from work horses to oxen that are more docile .
5 Not even after the original thunderstorm had he been more docile .
6 Never had the captious little girl been more docile , more obedient.
7 After that Myrtle was quieter and more docile than ever before.
8 Never was there a more docile literary lady than my friend.
9 An infant could not have been more docile with its nurse.
10 The 2013 SRT Viper is more docile than its predecessors, but only slightly
11 He has not listened to religion,-hemaybe more docile to philosophy.
12 You will have to be more yielding, more docile , more sociable.
13 The girl appeared even more docile , even more remote, than before.
14 La Feuillade, now under two masters, grew, it might be imagined, more docile .
15 Farmers have castrated male animals for thousands of years to make them more docile .
16 The PD, decimated in Sunday's election, may also be a more docile coalition partner.
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