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The idea was to take an environmental portrait of my friend, an estimable writer and editor, at work.

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After a few minutes, she was shown into that estimable if forbidding woman's presence.

S., nor yet have they claimed the power of raising the dead for their estimable products.

And if you look for the estimable qualities which should be joined to natural beauty - but where am I going?

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About 20 vintages from the estimable wine list are available by the glass.

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"Did you ask for help from our estimable supervisors?"

When poets appear in his stories, they are rarely estimable characters.