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Significados de more tolerant em inglês

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Uso de more tolerant em inglês
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This is a more tolerant, a more open, a more progressive society.
The new yorker
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They seem to be a bit more tolerant over there, he said.
Reuters
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We can be glad that we live in a more tolerant age.
The Guardian
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He was growing more tolerant and benign, even in trifles like this.
South Wind
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Augusta Goold herself was more tolerant and more philosophic than her friends.
Hyacinth
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Edmund Grosse felt more tolerant of Billy at Groombridge Castle than elsewhere.
Great Possessions
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No-despite his more tolerant attitude-sheknew that, underneath, his convictions were unchanged.
The Island of Faith
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Things aren't as black and white and you become much more tolerant.
The Irish Times
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Over time, however, the law has apparently become more tolerant of Wi-Fi squatting.
Wired
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I'm more tolerant, especially of religion, if that helps my case.
The Year of Living Biblically: One Man's Humble Quest to Follow ...
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U.S. shoppers, for example, are more tolerant about where their clothes are made.
Reuters
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Gradually the monopolistic mangroves become more tolerant of the rights of other vegetation.
Tropic Days
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Thus Henry most unquestionably adjudged Protestants the more tolerant of the two sects.
Inez: A Tale of the Alamo
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Objective: Neonatal lungs are more tolerant to hyperoxic injury than are adult lungs.
Pubmed
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If the nation had been more lukewarm, it would have been more tolerant.
Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern — Vol...
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She'd been more tolerant of it since he told her who'd painted it.
Sins of the Fathers
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