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He also denied that attacks from the left serve only to help the president appear more reasonable.

Democrats and the media need to have a more reasonable perspective on the Republican vantage point.

This could be a way forward: less logical, but more reasonable; a politics less of first principles, and more of common sense.

“Because of the Tea Party impact, more reasonable, common-sense Republicans are getting scared out of the party,” Canter said.

To look strong, controlled, smart, and yes, optimistic, seem like the more reasonable alternatives.

This was the more reasonable since Opposition had perhaps been right after all, so far as the colonies were concerned.

By the time I reached the animal, well rested during my absence, I became more reasonable.

The hotels, of which there are two, are as good as those of Paris, and lodgings are far more reasonable.

But at last the absurdity of the impasse forced even the Tashnakists to be a little more reasonable.

Why did not Michael Strogoff go quietly to bed, as would have seemed more reasonable after a long railway journey?

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