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State preschool offerings vary considerably -- from impressive (and proven) universal preschool in Oklahoma to a disappointing lack of options in Arizona.

I can't answer that right now, but for my money I would say Vista is considerably more impressive, from a productivity standpoint, than this Mac Pro.

It's not what you'd call a triumphant success story, any more than the partial US recovery from 1933 to 1936 — which was actually considerably more impressive — represented a huge victory over the Depression.

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Aurochs were considerably more impressive beasts than domesticated cattle.

In all likelihood, though, economic growth will be considerably less impressive than the White House is assuming.

And the results were far from impressive.

Measured over the long run, however, that record is considerably less impressive.

As athletes approach the asymptotes of possibility, they tend to happen in tinier and tinier increments, small steps for mankind that are considerably less impressive to casual spectators than to sport insiders who understand how much science and training go into shaving a fraction of a second from the personal best of a world-class athlete.

The parting of the Red Sea is considerably more impressive than in the 1956 version, but not quite as much as it should be.

Ryan and Pettine came from impressive coaching stock.