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His style of subtle contrasts and easy lines were as approachably friendly as the faces on his sizably muzzled humans and dogs. ❋ Michael Cavna (2010)

Madrid's "costs of funding are up sizably as a result of spillover effects from Greek restructuring talks, and this might reignite contagion fears," said Chiara Cremonesi, a strategist at UniCredit Bank in London. ❋ Emese Bartha (2011)

Find us a poll where the Democrats are ahead sizably among independents, and they make similar caveats about the possibility of Republicans evening it back up before election day. ❋ Unknown (2009)

• Higher black voting rates in 2008 mostly occurred in South: The South was the only region in the country where the voting rate among blacks increased sizably from the 2004 election, from 59 percent to 66 percent, according to the Census Bureau. ❋ Unknown (2010)

"Rents in particular are sizably below the national average," Mr. Nadji says. ❋ Anna Prior (2010)

Mr. DEGGANS: And in this case, it allowed all the entertainment values to overwhelm the journalism part, which was reporting sizably on this ... ❋ Unknown (2010)

Because even when you strip out the extraordinary gains, it was still quite up, quite sizably up. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Well, the problem is that for the first time since the line of credit was established, the perceived DMI value has dropped sizably. ❋ Patricia Haley (2010)

But this might be only the start of plans sizably to reduce corporation tax, a move that would make the British economy far more globally competitive as well as spurring job creation, leading to an increase in a whole host of tax revenues. ❋ Unknown (2009)

[Father]:So son, [have you ever] had sex? Son:[Sizable] ❋ Casey Simons (2006)

[AH]! The [sizable slug] is [coming]! Run! ❋ Sluggod (2020)