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France, on the other hand, plans to grow out of its deficit at a leisurely pace.
ECONOMIST: France, Germany and the European Union
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Carl Becker Jr. on his own produced just 13 instruments, at an increasingly leisurely pace in recent years.
WSJ: Master of Chicago Family's Violin-Making Tradition
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The leisurely pace at which the U.S. and NATO went about building these institutions after Afghanistan's liberation ranks among our greatest blunders in that theater.
WSJ: A General for Afghanistan
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Portugal rested some of their star names to give others a second half run-out, but the home side continued to dominate, albeit at a leisurely pace.
BBC: Scots sink in Portugal
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But the man at the helm hasn't rushed to get stateside, preferring to operate at a much more leisurely pace than the rest of the fashion industry.
WSJ: Changing of the Guard
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If that power continues to be deployed, unfortunately, broadband innovation will stall, waiting for the agency to issue reports, pursue inquiries, and mull over rulemakings at the more leisurely pace of Washington.
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They ended up taking 30 years between their first and second albums, but the three have since recorded together at a less leisurely pace: Hills and Valleys, their new album, is their third since 2002.
NPR: The Flatlanders: The Big Three Return
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Knowing that Doiron draws from personal experiences with people and places for inspiration, it is fitting that she chose to record I Can Wonder What You Did With Your Day at a leisurely pace in a "beautiful area in rural Ontario" at the home of Rick White, who plays bass and drums on the album.
NPR: Julie Doiron: 'Heavy Snow'
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And as with most processes in South America, keep in mind that in Peru things move at a leisurely, relaxed pace.
BBC: Securing tickets for Machu Picchu
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The pace is leisurely, the graphics lush and the soundtrack atmospheric.
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For day sailors, the pace is more leisurely.
BBC: All at sea in New Zealand
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The pace of the work, more leisurely than sluggish, allows the characters to clasp and hold our attention, to show as much bafflement as decisiveness, and to be brushed, rather than overwhelmed, by the major motions of history.
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