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McNeill said the low-lying areas fronting the major streets could be considered for moderate-density housing suitable for people who live and work nearby.

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The only suitable alternative was to hire a part-time nanny, which cost me about $2,200 a month.

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They agree that suitable alternative provisions must also be in place so children who cannot attend a formal setting, even temporarily, don't halt their education.

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Working with other Stanford scientists, they later identified a version suitable for human clinical use, leading to this recent trial.

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With increasing urgency, the couple scouted area ponds for suitable release sites, the trick being to find one currently unoccupied by other beavers, with abundant sapling growth as a food supply.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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