Thus, race or ethnic origin can sometimes serve as a useful surrogate for more precisely defined genetic differences.

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These cylindrical cushions, as precisely defined as topiary, add structure to a bed or sofa while still ensuring comfort.

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The institute also supervises translations of Sharp's work into other languages -- a task made more complicated by the precisely defined concepts.

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Universities had their own assessment procedures, she suggested, and if exam results were to be more precisely defined, percentages could be used, without having to further confuse the exam system.

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The stacked, shallow arches of the building set up a counterrhythm across the canvas, opposing the upward movement of the iron struts, while a descending arc of rectangular windows the darkest, most purely geometric and most precisely defined elements of the architecture thrusts Miss La La forward into space, emphasizing the instability of her position.

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This means that all fonts and images will be defined more precisely and will benefit from a 758 x 1024 resolution screen.

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They already have (or should immediately adopt) a dispute resolution protocol addressing workplace bullying along with a realistic and clearly defined set of anti-bullying policies, the violation of which give rise to a precisely articulated set of escalating consequences, ending with termination.

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