Typographical symbol used to represent different physical quantities.
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It has been 40 degrees for several days this week so far.
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Several degrees vs. 100 and several centuries vs. a few million years.
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Maurice Bleibermacher has a different problem: lots of degrees and no money.
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Democracy comes in degrees, and proportional representation is a far superior system.
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Analytical solutions need light protection at 5 degrees C to maintain integrity.
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However, the treatment at 42 degrees C inhibited the cell growth completely.
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My observations were at first merely general; by degrees they became particular.
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The temperature is still six degrees below, said course spokesman Ian Renton.
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The one is in various ways and degrees working in the other.
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Although 2degrees says it isn't going to stop staff communicating at home.
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So must a clear target of preventing two degrees of global warming.
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Barriers of different materials are effective to varying degrees in different gardens.
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He holds masters degrees in Irish history, politics and law and governance.
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At 39 degrees C, however, the opal variants produce significantly more virus.
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Similarly in the other quarter of the circle 60 degrees are marked.
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Different parts of the country view drugs with varying degrees of severity.
