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matureness

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See: majority, maturity, timeliness
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Prior to the World Cup Hargreaves was widely derided, but by showing a matureness and discipline sadly absent in so many of his colleagues, he returned from Germany as virtually the only England player to enhance his reputation.
Football: Hargreaves relishes 'water-carrier' role; ISRAEL v ENGLAND by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
The matureness of the market there can be both good and bad," he says.
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