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The considerable
adjective
Significant; worth considering.
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The considerable attention paid to standing was not a surprise.
The considerable negative press has unnerved executives at HarperCollins.
The considerable interest in Laurie during his centenary year pretty much speaks for itself".
The considerable practical implications of this are described.
The considerable contrasts one witnesses within the United States are what stands out.
The considerable heterogeneity among patients is a likely explanation.
A right hook to the (considerable) gut.
He does not, quite, outlive the considerable pleasure he offers.
So why the considerable ability to sense odors?
Most regrettably, "War" squanders the considerable merits of its leads.
Was it worth the considerable resources put into it?
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