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steadily

adverb as in firmly

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Lanchester had been nominated before, in 1949's Come to the Stable, and after Laughton's death she continued to work steadily, including on a number of Disney films including Mary Poppins and That Darn Cat!.

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But climate change is steadily altering these delicate ocean layers and could soon disrupt this natural carbon storage system.

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But the two countries have been steadily rebuilding relations, and last year they reached a landmark agreement on border patrols.

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The RSF have been steadily advancing towards the 6th Infantry Division command - widely regarded as the army headquarters in the city - from several directions for weeks.

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"By then, the worn-out and considerably degraded glaciers will 'recouple' to the steadily warming atmosphere, sealing their fate," says Shaw.

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

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