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Meanings of Ms in English
Portuguese
esclerose múltipla Catalan
esclerosi múltiple 
A chronic progressive nervous disorder involving loss of myelin sheath around certain nerve fibers.
Synonyms
Examples for "manuscript"
Examples for "manuscript"
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This manuscript will propose guidelines and recommended quality criteria for future studies.
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Funding: Detailed funding information is available at the end of the manuscript.
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Thus I would strongly advise rejecting the manuscript in its current form.
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The problem, Paddi said, was that the manuscript seemed to have disappeared.
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Jolynn Parker provided crucial assistance in critiquing the book in manuscript form.
Portuguese
mississippi A state in the Deep South on the gulf of Mexico; one of the Confederate States during the American Civil War.
Usage of Ms in English
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Actually, this is a society and a community problem, Ms Yates said.
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The police say Victim Support is working with Ms Green's family members.
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However, Ms Busicchia believes that keeping prices affordable will require political courage.
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However, Ms Leon Guerrero said a fine balance needed to be found.
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They should also seek bulk-billing medical services where possible, Ms Baker said.
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But Ms Walker said the Government needed to ensure farmers were supported.
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Denmark was an example of good planning around housing, Ms Douglas said.
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However, Ms Huria said this only offered some protection in New Zealand.
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We all know Ireland has rejected the Lisbon Treaty, said Ms McDonald.
10
Twenty years ago our music industry did the same, Ms Gray said.
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But Ms Tuwhare said some good has come out of the process.
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He said he had spoken to Ms Banks, both today and yesterday.
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But Ms St John said some actions needed to be taken immediately.
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But Ms Ardern said the victims' wellbeing needed to be the priority.
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We need to really build on the opportunity now, Ms Reese said.
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Mr Young said his thoughts were with Ms Sainsbury and her family.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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