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Other words that underwent shortening later consistently have, such as "good", "book", and "wool".
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He has worked consistently to protect wildlife and public lands.
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The event was first run in 1925 but has not been held consistently until 1968 to present.
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By the end of the 1980s the club membership had settled at around 150, but juniors were consistently attracted to joining the club.
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Young sharks exhibit greater variation in diet across seasons than immature and mature sharks, which consistently feed predominantly on fish.
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In reality the law is not consistently enforced, an example being the authorities' toleration of the large-scale manufacture and sale of liwowica cka.
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Only elephants, rhinos, the hippopotamus and the giraffe consistently grow heavier.
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She has worked consistently throughout eight decades of film, since 1933, having made her last appearance in 2004.
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It wasn't fair for only one person to get wet consistently.
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Before overtime was used consistently, teams might tie a game without winning one; these are generally counted in lists of winless seasons.
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