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| The surface finish of the reference compound improved at high extrusion rates (above 35 rpm), but at these rates, the head pressures were undesirably high. The combining of variant pedigrees, as Henige notes (1982: 99), is a common way to transform an undesirably short genealogy into an attractively long one. The Committee judges that, on balance, the risk of inflation becoming undesirably low remains the predominant concern for the foreseeable future. |
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undeserving of censure undesigned undesigned occurrence undesigning undesirability undesirable undesirableness undesirably undesirous undespairing undestroyable undestroyed undestructive undetached undetachment |
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