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Anything that feels just the tiniest bit iffy will be so categorised.
The Irish Times
2
However, others deal with more severe headaches that can be categorised as migraines.
The South African
3
Four of the six species are categorised as either threatened or at risk.
Radio NZ
4
The quality of evidence was categorised according to the evidence hierarchy.
Pubmed
5
Indicators were categorised by phase of care: assessment, diagnosis and treatment.
Pubmed
6
A heritage site is categorised as a place with cultural and historical importance.
The South African
7
Contractual rights Long-term illness can be roughly categorised into two areas.
The Guardian
8
I have suffered injuries and been categorised with over 80 per cent invalidity.
The Irish Times
9
Examined separately, studies were categorised by the type of firefighting exposure.
Pubmed
10
This is women's bodies being measured and categorised, in alarming fashion.
The Guardian
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Some workers were categorised as BAME but their ethnicity could not be identified.
The Guardian
12
Dua is banned in Vietnam and categorised as a false belief.
Reuters
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I don't take offense at being categorised as a 130-year-old know-nothing.
The Irish Times
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Mental health outcomes were categorised as symptomatic, functional and personal recovery.
Pubmed
15
He can be categorised as the sexual predator of South Auckland.
Radio NZ
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However, a significantly higher proportion of women were subsequently categorised as unavailable for work.
The Irish Times
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