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completo Notion of the "hardest" or "most general" problem in a complexity class.
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First year was fine, he says, but second year was very hard.
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But there's also a lot of hard work involved, often physical work.
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It has been a year of hard work, focus, and great success.
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Result: Stylish and yet hard to use and packed with proprietary technology.
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Crew members don't just work hard -they often work every day.
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Evidently, no 'complete solution' to the 'Jewish problem' was yet in sight.
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Results: Ninety-four patients met study criteria and had complete outcome data available.
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Our aim is to complete this work early in the new year.
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A complete solution to identify and challenge children working at mastery level.
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An Israeli military source said the operation might take weeks to complete.
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The stiffened hardness of the speaker in a measure affected the boy.
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The first confused hardness with progress; the second confused softness with progress.
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The Japanese struck an unexpected strain of hardness in the Korean character.
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Some of these approach the chrysoberyl and topaz in hardness and hue.
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None of the cynicism and hardness of Thackeray appear in her pages.
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National factors were strong predictors of data completeness on the studied indicators.
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The story he had had to tell was simple in its completeness.
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As the actual conditions approach completeness the chicken becomes a better-and-better-grounded possibility.
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The success of B2 depends upon the completeness of the aerial observation.
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First, proving completeness is proving a negative, and that is nearly impossible.
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F&C completed the acquisition of Thames River Capital in September, paying 33.6 million pounds plus 15 million pounds to retain key staff.
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In order of seniority I now had the following initial letters: C hard, G hard, and K, with P a possibility.