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Even EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing), which has been well researched and which gets pretty decent results for a substantial number of traumatized people, (and often without the distress catalyzed by PET), did not make the very short list of officially endorsed therapies at the V.A.

— Seth Berkman Penn State was able to get pretty decent field position after trapping Northwestern on Northwestern's one-yard line, courtesy of a near perfect punt from Alex Butterworth.

We might think we've got pretty decent at it, with our bottle banks and green wheelie bins, but compared with the Edwardians and their predecessors we are novices.

But in the company's soft launch, members were able to get pretty decent deals on products.

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So he gets a pretty decent offer from his buddy Commander Harm Rabb's agency -- okay, that's not the character's name but that is David James Elliot, star of the turn-of-the-century hit JAG -- and takes it to Roger Sterling to discuss his conundrum.

"So at the minute nine and ten have got a pretty decent ride and we're hoping that they continue that for the next few games".

"Verizon got a pretty decent head start on everybody," he was quoted as saying in a media report.

Amazon's got a pretty decent deal on an ambient weather-type clock that can – get this – project the time and weather onto the ceiling!

The high you get off these audio drugs may not be the same as if you double-dropped ecstasy, but you can get a pretty decent warm, smiley buzz going without having to turn into a gurn-monster.

I think you can get a pretty decent measure of whether people are good people or not based on the following metric: If they were to get proposed to, would they say the words "popped the question"?