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When asked if his skin color may have contributed to his early struggles to raise venture capital funding, Awotona is deliberate with his words, and doesn’t make it simple.

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Surprised by the depth of their friendship and their attraction, Penelope and Agatha begin to carefully build their connection, echoing the deliberate precision of bees constructing a hive, including the sweetness at the end.

Baxter-Gilbert was fascinated by how those deliberate introductions might have influenced the toads’ evolution and biology.

Kelly is upbeat about bringing back the Max, and said the process for returning it to regular service will be “deliberate and structured.”

Smaller publishers may have to be more deliberate and plan ahead.

The jury deliberated for three and a half hours before returning a guilty verdict.

As you deliberated, did you ever think about staying single?

So far, the jury hearing has deliberated for 33 hours over six days.

The American jury deliberated alone with little legal guidance.

The jury finds Hatch guilty of tax evasion and filing a false tax return; the jury deliberated for six hours.

The monarch's council deliberated for a long time to know whether they should consult Christian or Mohammedan Doctors.

Nelson was now formally one of the Council which deliberated upon military operations.

I stopped for a moment and deliberated whether or not I should proceed.

But while they deliberated, the praetorian guards had resolved.

But while they deliberated, the prætorian guards had resolved.

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

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