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1 I got raped, though I don't know that that's a wholly accurate term .
2 At least, Billie labeled it a buffet, for want of a more accurate term .
3 My brief bout of courage-althoughfatalism is a more accurate term - had evaporated with the loss of daylight.
4 THE term we use today is Political Correctness but there is an older and more accurate term intolerance.
5 The more accurate term would be "coping".
6 They reached me first, I think"-hehesitated briefly, hunting for a more accurate term he could not find-"indream."
7 An overwhelming majority of those fleeing to Europe are doing so due to conflict, therefore refugee is a much more accurate term .
8 For many years even condom manufacturers have used the more accurate term "safer sex" to describe the use of their product.
9 However Victorian Premier Dan Andrews shut down the report on Thursday, saying: Calling it 'modelling' might not necessarily be the most accurate term .
10 For example, 20 years ago, Solow (1976:152), occasionally but not consistently using the more accurate term 'surface':
11 That is why I desire to instil some convention into what, for want of a more accurate term , I may allude to as Carlotta's mind.
12 Human speech has no accurate terms to describe our peculiar relationship.
13 In the most accurate terms , the book meant Stalker and me.
14 It's easy to call someone a fascist; less easy to justify that abuse in historically accurate terms .
15 Both Servetus and Colombo knew of the pulmonary circulation, which was described by the former in very accurate terms .
16 In describing the view from Mars Hill, however, they have pictured in most accurate terms the true features of the country:
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