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Both these points are brought out admirably in your report.

Why, he knew of something that could do the job admirably.

"By and large the board admirably did what was right, although sometimes not until 4 in the morning," he said.

I cannot see the reason for having changed something that was working admirably well.

He's managing admirably for a man who started with nothing.

But her mind, she thought, was admirably calm and clear.

It seems admirably simple when done upon a small scale.

The government's aspirations for the green deal are admirably high.

"Soon I will see both of my girls settled most admirably."

This one had been built in and filled that particular bill admirably.

But it turned out that she had managed the business well; in fact, admirably.

A new language with but a single word in it would have suited him admirably.

Although the drive chains held up admirably, the car was not without its problems.

Through it all, the game little band carried on admirably.

Much of this art was well meaning, even admirably intended.

It suits the company admirably and is well worth a look.

It's an admirably ambitious project, but it never quite comes off.

But Florence was standing up to it admirably, he thought.

We kept out of his way and that suited everybody admirably.

He tried this on runners, and found it work admirably.

Apple Trees, he saw, was a most admirably kept house.

From the gestures that passed between them, they were getting along admirably.

The chance he took was admirably large, but you can't win them all.

It was a manner which had served him admirably through long years of field work.

It was, like the rest of the apartment, admirably treat.