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At one time, such a policy had considerable public support.

She was an only child, and had considerable money of her own.

"A considerable part of my life has now been put into question."

She has had a considerable recent education in human nature.

No longer the only person, not by a considerable number.

After all, he had already been alone with the body for a considerable time.

He has done considerable work in the area of public administration.

During the last five years considerable change has taken place.

He was a good father who spent considerable time with his children.

I never knew his real name, although he was with me a considerable time.

He brought considerable color and focus to the individual works.

We and other groups have done considerable work in this area.

But I know that will be a matter of considerable interest.

This is a considerable problem which has been around for years.

We have considerable experience of it in the country where I come from.

Yet a considerable part of this has not been taken up.

The 70's were a period of considerable change in several areas.

As that, we'd be some considerable help to you with your project.

She now had considerable to say that was new and important.

The woman, too, is the mother of a considerable family.

It may have been a considerable number of years ago.

They both, by the way, had considerable means of their own.

As you know, his services to the cause were considerable.

The three continue their love games for a considerable time.

Between 1926 and 1931, there was considerable building work in the community.