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Unlike figure skating, where Russia's Evgeni Plushenko is considered a dinosaur at 31, the age of Olympic curlers is more varied.

Then in episodes four, five, and six, the rhythm is much more varied.

First, Zionist thinking was far more varied and complex than Munayyer allows.

The more varied things they do and mean, the more alive Wall has shown them to be.

Melodic forms were being modified, while harmony was becoming more varied and divided.

The nearer we approached our destination, the more varied and changing became the scenery.

The Elymæi occupy a country larger in extent, and more varied, than that of the Parætaceni.

It is better to begin with a few anvils and tools and to add one or two at a time as the need is felt for a more varied supply.

A more magnificent and a more varied scene than that visible from the yacht's deck could not be imagined.