consesus

Dossetti was presented to the Congress with over one third consesus.

And 90% of the patrons at the cafes were westerners, too, so that seemed to be the overwhelming consesus.

A peaceful and properous conferderation of European states build on consesus and compromise.

After two years' extensive community engagement, a broad consesus had been reached and the new Strategy was promulgated on 24 Feb 2011.

But it's strange, because when a song is chosen as the theme for a TV programme, it is necessary to have the consesus from the author".

The students' opinions on government policies, especially collective statements and demonstrations, could be influential as they represented fresh and uncorrupted consesus of young scholars.

Rotten Tomatoes gave the film a 60% rating, with the consesus stating "Little Secrets is wholesome entertainment for the kids, but also rather bland."

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Coupled with case studies and anectodal reports, the overall consesus was that such integrated work-based programs, if executed and sustained properly, can be good for worker health and business.