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Meanings of definition in English
Usage of definition in English
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Future studies enrolling patients with true LAF using strict definition are needed.
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My definition of the God Hypothesis included the words 'superhuman' and 'supernatural'.
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Of course our definition of short term will be different to others.
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Electoral law expert Graeme Edgeler however said there was only one definition.
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A common definition is someone using a business to solve social problems.
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The LSTA also took issue with the regulators' definition of credit risk.
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Here's the problem: Almost by definition, a class action lawsuit is opt-out.
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It's not clear how broad the definition of 'home delivery' will be.
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Joy, it may be, needs a new definition in time of war.
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It simply means 'old vines', although it has no legally accepted definition.
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However, there is no standard definition and classification for this common condition.
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Subsequent application of a specific sTBI case definition defined the final cohort.
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The spaceship that 'happened to be passing' was, almost by definition, impossible.
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In this case, it doesn't matter which definition of weight is used.
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The 2004 opinion studiously avoided providing a precise definition of the law.
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Building the future of transportation is, by definition, a ton of work.
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