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Congress must also adopt a more sensible long-term strategy.
Some engineers in New Orleans have gone so far as to ask Dutch engineers how they confront the same issues in the hopes of using those ideas to develop a more sensible long-term plan.
Even though it might seem more practical to sort the clothes by type, organizing them by season is a more sensible long-term approach.
Another pass attempt might have been the more sensible choice than a long field goal by a 44-year-old kicker, who has limited range.
His wife, Audie (Virginia Madsen, glowing in an underwritten role), sticks with him long after a more sensible, less romantic woman would have fled.
How could it be possible for the mother of Mary and Jodie, far more than normally traumatised to make a sensible long term decision about her daughter, only 18 days after their birth?
With all its faults, regulation and oversight by a democratically elected government are a much more sensible way to control and ensure the long-term success of our system.
The President's statement reflects a saner and more sensible drug policy, and a step away from the decades long failed war on drugs.
Thus it is more sensible to consider candidate peaks from more than one peak-calling algorithm as long as an objective approach can be further applied to consolidate the results.
