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to an acceptable degree

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It does, however, still leave a great swathe of the planet unmapped to an acceptable degree.

From BBC

If that pilot is deemed wanting, but to an acceptable degree, more episodes are ordered and the show is scheduled.

From Slate

The ability of the hips to move to an acceptable degree facilitates rotation, speed generation and the ultimate transfer of that energy to the golf ball at impact.

Whatever can’t be cleaned to an acceptable degree of purity is recycled for other uses, such as the site’s chillers or cooling towers, Brady said.

From Forbes

A. Well, to an acceptable degree, we'll prove this.

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

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