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This he can only do according as God has made him.

The stars can be near or distant, according as we need them.

Play the old role, the role that is great or small according as one makes it!

"Also we will pay you for them when we return, according as they have served us."

That is according as the young gentleman has his original character formed.

According as circumstances are favorable, one should modify one's plans.

God distributes talents to every man according as He sees good.

If you think that the problem leaves open some question of fact, state the law according as the fact is present or absent.

But the answer may differ according as the person injured was C or some other user of the highway.

The city's bus and subway train services were up and running according as plan.

Is all things well, According as I gave directions?

I'll repay Bob in the morning according as my horse reports of him!'

His two arms, his hands open, were extended to the right, to the left, according as the black point bounded here or there.

Roper's enemies said he wrote for either party, according as he was paid.

According as the customer necessities, it can be used in single or multi-frequency mode.

Universals must be distinguished according as they have reference to our minds or to the divine mind.

You then return home, either taking the bag with you or leaving it behind, according as circumstances shall dictate.

There were more than a hundred halls there, according as the snow was driven by the winds.

We had to dodge about from one room to another according as male or female angels ministered unto us.

So they get nearer the sense of the season, which runs early or late according as the rains are forward or delayed.

Everyone answered according as they had heard.

The weights kept altering according as one found oneself grasping this valued thing or that.

To postulate a difference of nature in the simple bodies according as they are more or less distant from their proper places is unreasonable.

"And the rogue shall live or hang according as your lips are sweet or bitter!"

After that they may either be retained or dismissed, according as their performances are liked or not by the assembly.