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mildly; deliberatively; in a temperate manner; not excessively; reasonably
subjectively
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pursuit to or of #1 (permalink) Sun Sep 26, 2010 0:12 am   pursuit to or of		  
The hunter went in pursuit to or of the animal....?
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pursuit to or of #2 (permalink) Sun Sep 26, 2010 0:59 am   pursuit to or of		  
... in pursuit of the animal, Ganesh.
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