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They should be more readily available in the federal system.

On the cost side, the information is more readily available.

Just as readily could you find reason in a young girl's head.

I think not, since you tell the story so readily!

A father and daughter fall in love with the same young man, who makes himself readily available to both.

"But some things are not right just because they're readily available."

It is high time such a number was made readily available.

How did I know that they would say yes so readily?

It was not something to which the boy took readily.

This point, we believe, might be more readily decided than the other.

The door opened readily, to a room just like the first.

The second has more to do with society and cannot be changed readily.

"And what did you find out that's not so readily available to the general public?"

He turned his head, the only part of him that would turn readily.

He did it readily, though, because of all she had done for him.

And he said the money would be readily available now that the cold war was over.

"I am not readily of a mind to become the first to do so."

But he would remember her problems readily enough should she find new evidence and take it to him.

But as he would readily agree, it is not the whole story.

Once you control the situation, he could travel pretty readily.

Medical care is not always readily available outside major cities.

From here, he could see, but not be readily seen.

She could readily have brought the King back here, had he been willing to come.

She could guess readily enough the answer to that question, of course.

Now he could readily believe that man, given the opportunity, would do the same.