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Or they might stay and give some kind of coherent answer.

At the same time, the policy must become a great deal more coherent.

While you were in the other room he seemed coherent enough.

He seemed to have lost the power of coherent thought.

The last coherent thing he had said was her name.

When she finally became coherent, I told her every thing.

I could not seem to find a coherent thought of my own.

In my view, however, the development policy itself needs to be more coherent too.

I want those two things to be seen as being coherent with each other.

Today he had actually been able to keep more than one coherent thought in his head at a time.

This does not help to make our work more coherent.

This seems to be the most coherent position to hold.

A major work on a coherent subject seemed out of the question.

It was the last coherent thought he had for some time.

It does not have a coherent program of its own.

"He may not be very coherent for the next day or two."

This was actually the most coherent part of the answer.

It was the most coherent thing I'd ever heard him say.

At least he was the first to speak a coherent word.

It was all he could do just to keep his mind coherent.

It took a moment for coherent thought to break through.

She had to fight to keep a coherent thought in her head.

To this day the city is without a coherent plan for the east.

Even so, they cannot tell a coherent story about the post-9/11 world.

I simply ask myself whether we really do have a coherent policy for growth.