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readily influenced

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The human being is a creature of habit and is readily influenced by its surroundings.
Any boy needs role models, and adults who shared in my interests readily influenced me.
That is fine, but if the initial effect of increasing margins is sustained, it suggests that off-course punters are now being offered the prices available in a more restricted, less generous, sector of the ring, a sector perhaps more readily influenced by the Big Three.
 
 
 
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