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COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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Read in studio An Oxford don says a return to Victorian manners would lead to a better, more considerate society.
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Why would peasants be more considerate of their womenfolk?
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Swindon is suffering a plague of illegal encampments, although some gypsies are more considerate than others.
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When it comes to sexiness he's superb, very considerate .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Natalie is considerate and responsible - a perfect daughter.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Are you kind, considerate , easy-going, or out-going?
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Children must learn just a few basic rules-being safe, being considerate to others, and being responsible to themselves.
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Read in studio An Oxford don says a return to Victorian manners would lead to a better, more considerate society.
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She had married Fred Bradley without being in love with the kind and considerate man who was employing her.
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Table 111. 9 reports the frequency of expectations of considerate treatment at the hands of governmental officials and the police.
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Tahseen Basheer exemplifies the genteel and considerate Cairo of the past.
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They also gave out their own cigarettes and were exceptionally considerate .
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They may genuinely want to be considerate and fair but lack of experience, technique or pressures can interfere.