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It had not, he said; coping with the deaths of soldiers had been considerably more difficult.

But the IFS cautioned that Labour had been "considerably more vague about how much they would want to borrow".

Their manager, Gianfranco Zola, was honest in his assessment, acknowledging that Palace had been considerably the better side.

Mr. McCain's initial response to the court's 5-to-4 ruling in Boumediene v. Bush had been considerably milder.

The Trust said those rooms had been "less architecturally significant and had been considerably altered over the centuries".

He said the water had been considerably higher in 1998, when his home was flooded, but that the dike had been raised 25 feet since then.

Underwater visibility has been considerably reduced.

It is probable that that character has been considerably misrepresented.

Economic growth has been considerably lower than it would have been otherwise.

"Security measures have been considerably increased since the work was taken," added Calvocoressi.

Gilliam has been considerably aided by Depp's Hollywood ascension in the period since Quixote.