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How much not-getting is tolerable is a judgment each of us makes.
"The question of how much [low dose radiation] is tolerable is open," said radiation health expert Tomoko Kusama, president of Oita University of Nursing and Health Sciences.
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Even these would be tolerable were it not for the obscene prices they charge Muslims wishing to fulfil one of their Islamic obligations.
The diplomatic maneuvering might have been tolerable were the effects of climate change not expected to be significant until the end of this century, as many scientists thought back when the Kyoto Protocol was being negotiated and ratified in the early 1990s.
The final schedule found to be tolerable was 0.6 mg/m topotecan and 10 mg veliparib twice per day on days 1 5.
Being teased is tolerable – up to a point.
The noise level is tolerable, dress is casual and well-behaved children are welcome.
If we start saying that anything less than the highest standard is tolerable, we're really destroying democracy.
Some global warming is tolerable (indeed, there are parts of the world where it might be a positive blessing).
Any amount of travel is tolerable if athletes are given enough time to acclimatise before and after games.
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