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Meanings of central part in English

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Part of lateral ventricle.

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Usage of central part in English
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As a result, supporting carers must be a central part of reforms.
The Guardian
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The central part of the city was the most notable of all.
Mr. World and Miss Church-Member: A Twentieth Century Allegory
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For conservative Catholics, this principle is a central part of their faith.
The Guardian
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This short-exposure photograph shows only the bright central part of the nebula.
The New Heavens
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We are a central part of the evolution of the American spirit.
Ebony
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Free speech isn't a central part of democratic practice by accident.
Reuters
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The bed was in the central part of the ward, near a window.
The Three Cities Trilogy: Lourdes, Volume 2
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The proposal implements a central part of May's bank deregulation law.
Reuters
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Everywhere in the central part of the city were livery stables, restaurants, saloons.
Children of the Market Place
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She praised them for making national security the central part of their argument.
Reuters
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They occupied the central part of the building, the mess-room being their drawing-room.
True Irish Ghost Stories
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The commission met, it seems, in a central part of Hafen.
The Devolutionist and the Emancipatrix
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Trump has made his hardline immigration policies a central part of his presidency.
Reuters
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The central part of the valley is given up to marshes.
History of Egypt, Chaldæa, Syria, Babylonia, and Assyria, Volume...
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So they included impeachment as a central part of the Constitution.
Reuters
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The central part is still intact, dense, and uniform in texture.
Curiosities of the Sky
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United States of America
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