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"They have been saying substantially the same thing for some time."

Those were substantially the same as they had been five years earlier.

In Summer 2008 the 1152 service was substantially cut back.

But it could also mean enough money for a substantially better life.

But in later years it would go up substantially more.

Or to make one that looks substantially different from all the others.

"But it is substantially more of the same than what the department was doing."

But many of the legal issues in the two cases are substantially different.

"He was doing substantially the same work as the other class 8-8 people."

The pay levels are expected to be substantially lower in the future.

Workers' real income is substantially higher than a year ago.

"But now the price has moved substantially, and people are working on it."

Each figure is up substantially from the current deal, which runs through next season.

The price of oil is still substantially lower than it was 10 years ago.

In 1986, support for medical research and education increased substantially.

With plan to grow substantially over the next 2 years, the company needed more space.

"They're right within our game plan and add substantially to us in every area," he said.

That way, he said, the risk would be substantially lower.

Health insurance for the working poor would cost substantially more still.

Another was to add substantially to the center's tiny security force.

Overall, the situation has not substantially changed since last year.

I'd be very surprised if the results were substantially different.

"The team value has increased substantially over the past year."

The minister's role had changed substantially since his father's day.

This often results in something substantially different from the original.