Which preposition to use with gradual

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For this sentiment to become perfectly clear and striking, and to be applied in every case that may come before us, must undoubtedly be an affair gradual in its progress.

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The graduals for the church year.

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AS IN THE FINE ARTS, the progress of mankind from barbarism to civilization is marked by a gradual succession of triumphs over the rude materialities of nature, so in the art of cookery is the progress gradual from the earliest and simplest modes, to those of the most complicated and refined.

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When convenient, all kinds of stews, &c., should be cooked on a hot-plate, as the process is so much more gradual than on an open fire.

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The transfer from old to new Mackinack seems to have been gradual with the inhabitants.

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'Pears to me it ain't wise to be always pickin' ourselves to pieces and pryin' into things that ought to come gradual by way of experience and the visitations of Providence.

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He would first observe, that, if this argument was worth anything, it applied just as much to gradual as to immediate abolition.

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Seen from the outside the slope was gradual up to the edges, which were scalloped and irregular; on the inside the walls were precipitous.

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Perkins had made a great speech himself and wantin' to show off to the world that it wuz real respectable (they had this saloon kinder graded off, weaker drinks in one place leadin' up gradual to brandy and whiskey), he got a minister, a well-meanin' man, so I hearn, who made a prayer

Which preposition to use with  gradual