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carefully

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Among the women named by the prime minister in her speech was Elisa Christensen, who listened to the leader's words carefully and found her apology "very overwhelming".

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The election commission said it took the full eight days it was allowed to announce the result because it wanted to check everything carefully and address the complaints first.

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Kimmel chose his words carefully as he said he accepted that some people felt his remarks about Kirk's death had been "ill-timed or unclear or maybe both", and told them: "I get why you're upset."

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"These changes would give households the choice they have asked for, but it's important that everyone carefully considers what's right for them as these tariffs are unlikely to reduce bills on their own."

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Isak has had his playing time carefully managed since joining Liverpool.

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

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