111.   I mentioned a tray because the reader was concerned about runaway water.

112.   If her readers are anything like Sterbenz herself, they grew up in an age when girls took sewing and cooking while their brothers took shop.

113.   In a less hostile vein, there were readers with questions rather than criticisms.

114.   In fact, depending on the specific features of the radio tag, the scanner reader can be a few feet away or several hundred.

115.   In addition, two K-III focus groups last April, of about a dozen people each, indicated that some readers were disillusioned with the magazine.

116.   In which case, some longtime Roth readers may be less than enthused to learn Roth has brought Kepesh back.

117.   Inside.com executives contend that readers will be willing to pay for high-quality material.

118.   It is plagued by the picayune, with Mellow seemingly believing that the reader would be interested in every note and every list that Evans ever wrote.

119.   It is an idea that seems obvious, and readers may be tempted to skip over much of that.

120.   It is only a few pages into Genesis, after all, that the reader is confronted with Cain.

n. + be >>共 1635
problem 0.82%
people 0.79%
company 0.71%
result 0.67%
thing 0.63%
report 0.57%
question 0.56%
official 0.55%
time 0.53%
issue 0.48%
reader 0.02%
reader + v. >>共 528
be 11.49%
have 3.79%
find 3.28%
know 2.92%
want 2.73%
write 2.37%
send 2.05%
see 1.90%
get 1.78%
ask 1.74%
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