remedially

Examples

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• You know, when you turn on the film and, and, and things that were so remedially easy started becoming hard.

• The reason for this confusion is that the courts read remedially.

  Academic text (2017)

• The impetus to read CERCLA remedially, regardless of the language, seems to be overwhelming.

  Academic text (2017)

• If you can't read remedially, then you also like, then you probably can't handle hard seltzer, you know what I mean?

  Theo Von

• Would you enjoy having to remedially fill in the context for someone who only knows the first emperor and a few vague details of Kublai Khan, and the later long decline of the Qing?

  Blog text (14)

• Should scholars of transitional justice, then, remedially append religion to a long list of actors involved in transitional justice, one that includes victims, officials of the outgoing regime, citizens at large, states, outside states, political parties, international organizations, NGOs, and the like?

  Academic text (2007)

• In an era of increased polarization and congressional inactivity, if judges were to remedially read around the plain language of a statute simply because Congress would be unlikely to fix their own assumed mistake, then judges would be employing such remedial readings on a very frequent basis.

  Academic text (2017)

• The teacher provided remedially designed worksheets to help students who struggled with the subject.

• The committee focused on remedially addressing the issues raised by community members during the meeting.

How Corrective

effectively

249 3.6

remedially

1 6.4

helpfully

9 1.0

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