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We need something more tangible here, you are quite right.

But of course he was too young to make himself tangible.

He can bring a team together in a special not tangible way.

At least, someone else had finally made a tangible move.

Always get something tangible first, and pay for not more than the work done.

It was probably the only tangible thing he wanted in the world.

The only tangible evidence of love, he says, is children.

But it was real in her hands, tangible and true.

That's a very tangible thing, for people to see where the money is going.

The social and economic costs will be felt in many different ways, some more tangible than others.

The two men have given themselves 800 days to produce tangible change.

The process did not, I am sorry to say, lead to tangible results.

Nearly all are several hundred years old, with a tangible sense of history.

And then the presence of him was tangible to me.

You know, something that actually makes a real, tangible difference.

We already see tangible results from these and other projects.

We need tangible projects for people so they can see the results.

I have a very specific and tangible question for the Council.

To make anything tangible of this account was most difficult.

They are there to create a feeling of a tangible present.

I think that there was probably some more tangible cause.

She had to take one tangible battle at a time.

These are two tangible products of the job analysis process.

My investigation of his death has brought no tangible results.

But for many members of the party, the threat is real and tangible.