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There was considerable support for cheaper online courses, but the fact that the vast majority still favoured the traditional route suggested parents actually felt such cheap alternatives were good for "other people's children but not their own", she suggested.

** Moreover, it was far easier for Britain, where there were few slaves to begin with, to free its slaves than it was for the American colonies, where there was considerable support for ending the slave trade, something many patriots had come to see as having been imposed on them by a tyrannical king, to Britain's profit and not their own.

Moreover, it was far easier for Britain, where there were few slaves to begin with, to free its slaves than it was for the American colonies, where there was considerable support for ending the slave trade, something many patriots had come to see as having been imposed on them by a tyrannical king, to Britain's profit and not their own.

Nevertheless, there was considerable support in the existing literature for superior longevity outcomes for elite athletes compared to the age- and sex-matched controls from the general population.

Given the predominantly British heritage of most Australians at the time, there was considerable support from all corners of the country and large numbers of young Australian men reported to recruiting centres around the country to enlist in the following months.

The IOG (1996) concluded that there was considerable support for the role of breast nurses, but lacked evidence of their effectiveness.

There is considerable support for a "hypothecated" tax, devoted to improving the NHS.

There is considerable support in the Rio+20 negotiations for sustainable development goals, in which all countries would commit to action.

Polling by the Republican analyst Frank Luntz has shown that there is considerable support for tightened gun laws even among NRA members.

In Britain, which has banned capital punishment, there is considerable support for reinstating it, a move backed by two-thirds of the public in a 1995 poll.

Congress has approved $18.5 billion in loan guarantees for new reactors and there is considerable support for even more, but it is not clear that borrowers will emerge.