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reasonable
adjective as in moderate, tolerable
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adjective as in intelligent, practical
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Neil Gibbons says in the early days Partridge was surrounded by "reasonable" people, meaning he would often be the one saying something "stupid".
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said ahead of the summit that air space incursions were getting worse and worse and it was "reasonable to assume the drones are coming from Russia".
Kent Police said the courage of each victim and their "strength in numbers" were able to prove beyond any reasonable doubt that Bawa had assaulted them.
“The president is giving Democrat leadership one last chance to be reasonable.”
Those who refuse to take up the offer without a reasonable excuse will face sanctions such as losing their benefits.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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