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in a certain degree

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It was true then, you know, despite growing up in a certain degree of poverty, I have led a privileged life.

That needle moving a little bit more and more over the past few years seems to have been led in a certain degree by those Disney shows and by those Nick shows.

From Salon

They believe he governs events, especially our deaths or captivity; but, as for the doctrine of eternity, I do not remember to have ever heard of it: some however believe in the transmigration of souls in a certain degree.

From Slate

The problem for Federer is that their arguments were always grounded in a certain degree of logic and it is indeed now two years since he won a major.

That this sea loch is, in a certain degree, dark and gloomy has to be admitted, because the mountains come so close to it that they seem in some places to rise almost perpendicularly out of the water.

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

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