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Once a compelling destination, it's now a modest diversion.

It has become a bit pricey for Ms. Chamberlain, whose rating is now a modest "accumulate".

There is now a modest body of scholarly books and articles about the history, religion, art and literature of traditional and modern Tibet.

What had seemed a high rent at Lane's when he was paid for odd jobs was now a modest amount compared to what he was earning.

Step back even further, and you begin to appreciate how a steady, consistent dividend stream can gradually grow into a surprisingly large source of gains, even though the yield of the S.& P. is now a modest 2.2percentt.

Staggering figures aside, Apple's share price is now a modest $93.70, making it a prime target for inclusion in the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA), a price-weighted exchange.

What started out losing £30,000 now gets "a modest return".

The lightest of any solid element, lithium has, until now, played a modest role in industry.

Mozart's concert activities in Vienna were now on a modest scale.

In a game of giants, he now stands a modest 5-11 and weighs 225 pounds.

He now has a modest practice working on home renovations and low-income housing.