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The treaty is as sensible a document as one can imagine.

To fix her just such a sturdy drink and as sensible a snack when 7 30 rolled around.

As an evolutionary biologist Gould treasured these zillions of forked roads, "alternative routes that would have yielded just as sensible a history, but that did not gain the good fortune of actual occurrence".

As late as 1946, as sensible a man as Clement Attlee, then prime minister, could declare that "the distinctive side of Labour's programme" is "our socialist policy, the policy of nationalisation".When that policy failed as an instrument of economic control, a revision of socialist doctrine became urgent.

Which makes pragmatic calculation as sensible a metric for voting as anything else.

So she did: "First you drive up and the doorman takes your car". For the daughter of a Boston power lawyer, the Four Seasons Hotel seemed as sensible a homework topic as the basics on winter, spring, summer and fall.

Comments on a community website voiced anonymous criticisms – contributors said the plan was "as sensible as a chocolate teapot" and more in keeping with Blackpool than Hastings.

And the philologist Dietrich Mannsperger thinks Zangger's desire to excavate Atlantis is about as sensible as a desire to excavate Plato's Republic.

It's making as sensible an inference as you might make in other form of pragmatic communication like if I said do you have two sisters?

Electing a Ukip MEP is about as sensible as asking a turkey to cook Christmas dinner.

LONDON — Joining the euro zone in its current state of economic turbulence may appear about as sensible as jumping aboard a sinking ship.