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considerably

adverb as in significantly

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They’ve fallen 49% since then, but the catch is that the Halloween chocolates on store shelves now were likely made in the spring—“when the market was at considerably higher price levels,” Ganes said.

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Business slowed down considerably, but there were some hits left.

Around the same time, the Milwaukee Brewers responded to the Dodgers’ largesse with a move of their own that received considerably less attention.

But at 3.8% in the year to September, inflation remains considerably above the Bank's target and while that persists, consumers may remain jittery about spending, uneasy about the future path of prices.

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On Tuesday, the UN's World Food Programme said lorries carrying more than 6,700 tonnes of food had entered since 10 October, but that was still considerably below its 2,000-tonnes-a-day target.

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

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