It was cryptic, but currency markets traders knew exactly what the G7, or more precisely, Mr Snow, was driving at. |
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So he and Kim created a simple floor plan whose room sizes and openings line up more precisely than in a typical American house. |
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These can only be more precisely dated through stylistic comparison with more chronologically secure Egyptian works. |
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It can be questioned whether a more elaborate diagnosis might allow for more precisely defined traits in the future. |
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Better and more precisely operated control gates were installed in the canals so that water could be measured more carefully. |
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Everything here is so much more precisely and deliberately laid out that it all coheres a lot more then in the deliberately non-coherent cartoon. |
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The cactus, or more precisely, the cochineal insects that feed on it yield a red-purple stain when crushed. |
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The more precisely we understand how the machine works intrinsically, the better we can deduce the contribution of extrinsic factors. |
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Modern phoneticians would more precisely categorize such consonants into velar, uvular, pharyngeal, and glottal articulations. |
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Given a larger sample, individual idioms might be more precisely defined and differentiated from one another. |
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Additional upstream sequences were needed to map the recombination breakpoints more precisely. |
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We are not in a situation, more precisely, we do not have a relationship of forces that permits an active boycott. |
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I'll keep thinking about it and see if I can nail it down a little more precisely. |
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In Gabon, the Baka language is surrounded by the Bantu languages, and more precisely by the Fang language. |
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The new method enabled him to measure the wavelengths of the spectral lines more precisely. |
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What I find astonishing is that investors consider dollar assets, more precisely United States Treasury bonds, to be safe. |
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I write with reference to letters in the Guardian recently regarding road cleaning or, more precisely, the lack of it. |
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In addition, the effects of a particular treatment can be more precisely calculated and evaluated with accurate measurements. |
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So let me try to formulate more precisely what I'm getting at. |
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It is left entirely to us to decide what to do based on our own values or, more precisely, on those values we conscientiously believe should apply in these cases. |
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Answer our questionnaire to allow us to answer your waitings more precisely. |
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She is herself a consummate woman of the world and, more precisely, a connoisseur of snobbery in all its nuances. |
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The ability to more precisely control the halftone dot has opened the door to new methods of achieving higher quality. |
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It is in the Grisons, and more precisely in Maienfeld, where Heidi had all her adventures with Peter the goatherd. |
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As uncompromising and unpredictable as one of his anti-heroes, Tarantino rejected this demand and instead broke the film into two parts, or, more precisely, two volumes. |
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Later he turns against terrorism, flees as a stowaway on a ship to Europe, more precisely, to Germany, to Berlin. |
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Mr. Erik Orsenna then described his trip to Brazil, and more precisely to the westernmost part of the country. |
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I had to grit my teeth and do a load of stuff – or not do a load of stuff, more precisely – that normally I would have done. |
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Numerous extensions to the presented models can be straightforwardly incorporated to more precisely model the chemical and microphysical processes. |
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As a result, authorities here will gain valuable time in responding affectively and more precisely to contain future outbreaks. |
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He was probably the guard of the site, or perhaps more precisely of the temple built beside the pyramid of Khufu. |
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Blepharitis is one of the most common external disorders of the eye, or more precisely, the margins of the eyelid. |
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The first variation, marked Vivace, is a canon played an octave higher, or more precisely two octaves higher, based on an eighth note. |
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In the past year, we carefully reviewed all these strong sides and defined our target markets more precisely. |
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Time is the subject of the film or, more precisely, the different temporalities that constitute our lives. |
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I took the liberty, when Chief Prosecutor del Ponte visited the Council of Europe, of asking her to formulate her criticism more precisely. |
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The operators can then position its business on the most relevant market segment for them and address their own targets more precisely. |
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Why doesn't the storage of nuclear waste take account of plate tectonics? Or more precisely of the subduction zones? |
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And more precisely, everything began with 7 people, because we were waiting for Alex who arrived the following day. |
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It was not until recently, towards the late 1990s, that ancient, finely-worked 'bronzes' were more precisely attributed to the Gan people. |
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Therefore, it is more precisely to be the phloem turgor pressure or phloem hydrostatic pressure rather than laticifer turgor pressure. |
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After five years going back and forth between the USA and Mexico, I returned to Europe, and more precisely to Spain. |
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Speciation, or more precisely the development of reproductive isolation, cannot take place without some physical or behavioral isolation of populations in space or time. |
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Sensation is not necessarily associated with nerves, but undoubtedly with certain albuminous bodies which up to now have not been more precisely determined. |
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The Northern Sand Plain scientists also found a way to irrigate crops more precisely by a weekly check of soil moisture with a portable time domain reflectometry unit. |
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I made ginger and pear madeleines, or more precisely, I baked them. |
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A Single Man, based on the book by Isherwood, was inspired entirely by Bachardy, or more precisely, by his absence. |
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The trouble with heliotherapy, for those who live in northern Europe, is that there is just not enough sunshine or, more precisely, strong natural sunlight is too unreliable. |
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The most productive plants can only be grown in certain climates and more precisely in tropical zones. |
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The oldest of all the sites is at Llanos de Salinas, more precisely at El Ventorro del Cojo, and belongs to the Lower Paleolithic period. |
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Gradually and more precisely he lays bare the laws of society, only to be paralyzed by uncertainty about the direction to give it. |
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Social assistance or more precisely social transfers have contributed significantly to the policy of support for the most disadvantaged. |
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As a result of this research, cystic fibrosis may be more precisely described, and doctors may recognize the full spectrum of symptoms. |
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Unfortunately we do not know more precisely, where the project should take place. |
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The coral cave, or more precisely ten tanks which are set into an artificial cliff wall, are also interesting. |
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One such difference is the role of freedom of criticism or, more precisely, of criticism. |
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Prepare yourself for one to two weeks, although your doctor will be able to inform you more precisely. |
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It is therefore possible to define more precisely the methods to be used in prudential supervision exercised on a consolidated basis. |
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This autumn, and more precisely on 4 October 2009, we will mark the fifth anniversary of this cooperation. |
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I was going to talk about the correlation between poverty and corruption more precisely, but I will not have time to do that. |
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Determine more precisely than ever what the contribution of different campaign channels is to sales. |
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Thanks to the low heat capacity of the IR source, overshooting of the temperature is reduced and the temperature can be controlled more precisely. |
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A new Dopplar radar in northwestern Ontario will improve public safety by giving meteorologists the data needed to detect and predict severe weather more quickly and more precisely. |
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Moreover, as Andromeda is located in the neighbourhood of our galaxy, this discovery is a great opportunity to study more precisely the consequences of galaxy collisions. |
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It is important to clarify the circumstances of this matter more precisely, as well as to determine the real identity of the soldier on the video in question. |
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Violence has been thrust upon us, or, more precisely, upon the men, women and children of Bosnia, by ambitious and cynical leaders who will stop at nothing to attain their objectives. |
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This indirect method compares accompanying animal fossils with those found in other African sites that have been dated more precisely using radiometric methods. |
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They particularly wanted to more precisely evaluate the possible risks related to their former activities of storage of electric transformers on a site in Moselle. |
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The great map maker, Gerhard Mercator, attempted to locate the magnetic pole more precisely by determining the intersection point of great circles derived from values of magnetic declination obtained at different locations. |
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Plant neurobiologists have chosen to define intelligence democratically, as an ability to solve problems or, more precisely, to respond adaptively to circumstances, including ones unforeseen in the genome. |
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Yes indeed, Central America, and, more precisely, Honduras, which is the female murder – femicide – capital of the world, and the slaughter is concentrated in women under the age of 24, living in poor urban areas. |
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Essentially their proposed test is constructed after the deterministic components are estimated on the basis of a quasi-difference of the original series so that the alternative hypothesis is more precisely defined. |
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It identified more precisely with the position of the black, especially the Toucouleur-speaking population, not the moors, in Mauritania, bringing down the wrath of the authorities on his head. |
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We note, however, that all the proposals made were based on the idea that a rebuttable presumption would suffice for the place of performance or, more precisely, the place of delivery of the information. |
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While cross-breeding and selective breeding carried out on a hit-and-miss basis by human hands have been accepted, more precisely targeted interventions involving the production of genes are regarded as the work of the devil. |
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Private finance through Public-Private Partnerships offer a part of the solution, especially for the more precisely defined projects with a reasonable certainty of revenue steams, but private investment needs encouragement. |
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It is probably safe to say that in most Member States a lower standard is applied as compared to what applies in criminal procedure, but it is difficult to define more precisely the standards applied in each Member State. |
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In the medical community, the term is more precisely defined and generally does not carry the same negative connotations. |
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Or, more precisely, how do you intend to attract more foreign investment? |
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One of the achievements of this work has been the identification of new therapeutic targets, directly related to the mechanisms of cancer pathogenesis, which is enabling the development of more precisely directed treatments. |
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On that matter, Newropeans' basic principle is: there are only 25 manners to become a European citizen, or more precisely, one can become a European citizen only by cultural integration in one of EU's 25 Member States. |
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That would help plan interventions more precisely. |
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There is an error of law in the decision because the Commission should be able to state more precisely what kind of infringements it considers the addressee of the decision to have committed and on what grounds. |
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This anonymous information is used and analyzed only at an aggregate level to help us understand trends and more precisely determine how to improve our services to you. |
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Undertaking the necessary professional efforts to ensure the reform of some general laws that have an indirect link, or more precisely an indirect effect, on PPPs and concessions. |
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It focuses on defining more precisely the general content of the 'strategic partnership' which is a key instrument of the future EU International Policy proposal by Newropeans. |
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But what, more precisely, distinguishes such an actual perception from a solely possible perception if not its accomplishment hic et nunc? |
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A nonvanilla option will be more precisely sensitive to the forward volatility in the market between its inception and its stopping time. |
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Later the daily tides were explained more precisely by the interaction of the Moon's and the sun's gravity. |
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As much as I was getting closer, I was recognizing the tone of Hugh Mundell's voice and even more precisely the terrible tune Jah Will Be Fire Burning. |
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An appropriate combination of these recombinases would improve the overall ability to characterize a gene function more precisely. |
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Through memory, and more precisely by taking the long view of history, we are able to discover the processes, mechanisms and forms of expression of racism and discrimination and trace them back to their remotest origins. |
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Pixel View displays a pixel-based rendition of the drawing, which allows you to zoom in on an area of an object, then position and size the object more precisely. |
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The future use of logos, the intention to label products more precisely and the related possibility of tracing are measures that I very much welcome, because they will also enable more effective checks to be carried out. |
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This parameter significantly influences the sound quality of an analog system as a low rotational error keeps the stylus more precisely centred in the groove thereby improving playback quality. |
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While giving priority to spatial phenomena, or, more precisely, to the spatial dimension of phenomena, the approach must, like human geography, include economic and social data. |
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Prior to the holding of elections, the major task must be discussed or more precisely negotiate a post transitional constitution, an electoral code and a community law. |
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It may perhaps have to define these mechanisms more precisely in its code. |
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It just took a gruelling four-hour car journey westward to Ireland's Atlantic seaboard, to the home constituency of the republic's prime minister, Enda Kenny, or more precisely to the town of Westport in County Mayo. |
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Even in the cafeteria of the company headquarters in Schaan, art activates the magical formula of discovery: The more high-quality art people absorb, the more precisely they learn to see and hear. |
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Rationality refers to the capacity to form rational preferences, or more precisely, to form preferences that meet the criteria set for autonomous rational persons, and which are imputed to adults. |
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I work the ground, more precisely the sandstone grog that I mix with paper in order to circumvent certain technical constraints inherent in this one. |
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Angelos will finally leave the circus behind, in order to dedicate himself fully to this practice and more precisely to his ultimate passion: film editing. |
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Attracting females directly would allow growers to eliminate the females and their unlaid eggs and to monitor mating cycles more precisely. |
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But before that tale can be told, the television conks out — or, more precisely, is conked over someone's head — and its ending is never revealed. |
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It connects with the social science debate on risk, states the risk concept more precisely, and explicates its criteria for the assessment of opportunities and risks. |
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Many more neurobiological and genetic studies are currently underway in Canada and build on previous studies by attempting to elucidate more precisely those genes implicated in suicide. |
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It was written in Coptic, an Egyptian language that uses Greek characters — and more precisely, in Sahidic Coptic, a dialect from southern Egypt, Dr. Luijendijk said in an interview. |
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This timely measure clearly suggests that average household income gains have stalled or more precisely? have come to a screeching halt over the last few years. |
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Further epidemiological and experimental information would be required to identify more precisely the nature of the effects, the characterisation of the exposure and the mechanism of action related to neurotoxicity. |
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Some lament a lack of means to more precisely understand its meaning. |
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For more than a decade, or more precisely since 1996, the DRC has been tormented by a hellish cycle of armed conflict concentrated largely in the country's eastern provinces: North and South Kivu, Maniema and North Katanga. |
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First, in October 2007 the Nobel Prize for Physics went to Jülich, or more precisely to Peter Grünberg from the Research Centre Jülich and his French colleague Albert Fert for their discovery of giant magnetoresistance. |
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Muted strings introduce a strange motto consisting of a held note followed by a quick quintuplet — or, more precisely, a sextuplet with the sixth note left out. |
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But it is Baudelaire's flâneur, the aimless urban meanderer, who best represents the shifting gaze of fashion to the street or, more precisely, to the grand boulevards of Second Empire Paris. |
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These all share the view that, there are no colours in the external world, or more precisely, that physical bodies do not have the colors that we ordinarily and unreflectingly take the bodies to have. |
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However, it is more precisely of the Eucharist, the Body and Blood of Christ, that Saint Paul speaks: the Blood of Christ is the spiritual drink that intoxicates us with the gifts of the Holy Spirit. |
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Geochronology allows us to see more precisely how the world has evolved. |
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Starting from the latter study, the section has been included to the Johvi Substage of the Haljala Stage, or more precisely to the lower part of the Johvi Substage. |
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What film noir texts appear to have in common is that they are marked by the eruption of physical violence or, more precisely, the discourse of law and criminality. |
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This leads to his break-up with Physics, more precisely the string theory. |
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The shorter the species' time range, the more precisely different sediments can be correlated, and so rapidly evolving species' fossils are particularly valuable. |
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In 2016, the national basketball association in the US, known as the NBA announced the launch of an Elite's Academy in Africa, and more precisely in Senegal. |
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For example, anthropology and biology have each defined tradition it more precisely than in conventional, as described below, in order to facilitate scholarly discourse. |
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Even more precisely, though, the poem suggests that these vermicious life forces thwart our attempts not just to create order in the world, but to print order onto it. |
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In over two decades of work, Egoyan's has sculpted an idiosyncratic and engaging filmography out of the often opaque mysteries of knowing or, more precisely, of not knowing. |
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