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The risk to the rest of us is now appreciably greater.

The night was appreciably clear and we had a low moon to help us.

But after the second evening, it was seen that the level of water had gone down appreciably.

Officials said the video did not add appreciably to the investigation.

But in the last two years, their relationship has warmed appreciably.

That number is expected to grow appreciably in the coming year.

No robot could make himself appreciably better than he already was.

They were all far too small to have affected the system's performance appreciably.

The texture of the case, however, has changed appreciably in recent weeks.

The menu has not changed appreciably in the last few years.

As you state, enrollment has not changed appreciably since 1974.

He said his life had not changed appreciably, except for more offers of work.

"I think the climate is appreciably different from five years ago," he said.

Later, officials say, they hope to expand the spending appreciably.

To cope with next season, the staff has been appreciably increased.

The five pieces change the tone of the work appreciably.

In fact, it's not appreciably different from standing on a street corner waiting for something to happen.

"The people arrested are still in prison, the human rights situation is not appreciably better."

The community did not grow appreciably and it never incorporated.

"We did not see anything that would make us appreciably better," Reed said.

Many people on line simultaneously should not appreciably slow it down.

Which meant the rate wasn't going to change appreciably any time soon.

The old man's voice had softened appreciably as the little boat came into the field of view.

However, the price does not change appreciably since the strengths are equal.

And as time passed, her affection for the place grew appreciably.