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be adequate

verb as in avail

verb as in do

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More spending on public defense and lower caseloads may not even be adequate to solve the crisis, given its severity and the magnitude of costs involved, according to advocates like King County’s Khandelwal.

However, “pain perception is very idiosyncratic,” Goldstein said, and what works at reducing pain for one woman might not be adequate for another.

Minutes of the meeting, which the BBC has seen, suggests the existing guidance will be revised "to make it explicit that there should be adequate space in line with the suitability regulations and encouraging the provision of a cot."

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The trial court imposed consecutive sentences, saying “no single prison term” would be adequate given the serious offenses.

The trial court imposed consecutive sentences, saying “no single prison term” would be adequate given the serious offenses.

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