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After all, it is the most equable approach to justice.

Sure enough, it was also an era of equable growth.

He has the most equable temper I have ever seen.

Feeling equable again, she was ready to see about boots.

Julius seemed a lot less equable than he had been earlier.

Obama's back to talking about making the tax burden more equable.

Her less equable husband later called his architect long distance.

The fellow was equable enough and popular in the mess.

It had an equable climate, rather on the tropical side.

Constitutionally sunny and equable, he got on with the job.

There is now a more equable climate for innovation and investment in new technology.

He did not, however, have an equable temperament, and this limited his career as an international player.

He seemed to be a man of equable temperament.

The cheerful influence of the morning seemed to have some effect, even upon his equable temper.

Here again the gods had failed to maintain an equable balance.

It's common knowledge that she is intelligent, equable and an excellent cook.

The Queen's own saloon was always kept in special care at an equable temperature.

The first is to forge some kind of equable reconciliation with Julia and the children.

You light that wraps me and all things in delicate equable showers!

Stephen's face and tone were equable, but Laura could tell he was angry.

This error has been classified as the "equable climate problem".

The climate is equable although quite humid, as the islands are small.

I'm normally quite an equable sort of guy, you know.'

But this was autumn, or the fall, and, the weather of Indiana being equable, there would probably be no snow.

I remember Basil as an equable and popular small child with shoulder-length curls.