Amid all the marketing hype, the precise definition of "mutual fund supermarket" has fuzzed.

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Microbial genetics is enabling a more precise definition of bacterial, viral and parasitic threats - and how they develop resistance to treatments.

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First, they seem to fit the precise definition of the sort of people that the transnationalists have a responsibility to protect.

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But there is no precise definition of what makes a supervolcano.

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The term planet has been around since Ancient Greece, but coming to consensus on a precise definition today proved challenging, even for the world's top scientific minds.

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Without doubt, the best Rieslings are found in the vineyards of Germany, where, on the slopes of the Rhine, Nahe and Mosel, it finds its most precise definition.

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Although there is no precise definition of what exactly constitutes an SME, companies with less than 20 million yuan of revenues and 200 employees would fall into this category.

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But Christensen actually gave it a fairly precise definition.

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Courts find it almost impossible to pin down a precise enough legal definition of privacy.

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To make the definition a bit more precise, start with FFO.

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