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I would suggest, however, they should be more imaginative in their approach.
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Volume manufacture and design innovations influenced a new, more imaginative setting style.
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It was really lucky for Ammi that he was not more imaginative.
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Bill had a more imaginative mind, which was seldom altogether at rest.
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Some of the old tongue's more imaginative curses flashed behind his eyes.
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This can lead some of them, particularly the more imaginative ones, into difficulties.
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But meanwhile, I really can't be bothered to read any more imaginative literature.
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The possibilities are considerable, especially in the more imaginative feature format.
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Trying to get people to be a bit more imaginative in their casting.
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He was much more imaginative than Freddy and more intellectually excitable and curious.
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I could not think of anything more imaginative; can you, Jane?
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It's so much more imaginative, a brilliant mix of practicality and fancy dress.
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To stay faithful is by a long way the harder and more imaginative task.
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Each year his presents become ever more imaginative and ingenious.
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It may be more imaginative; it may be less so.
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The Rousseauistic naturalist threw off traditional control because he wished to be more imaginative.
