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Meanings of layperson in English
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lego Usage of layperson in English
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In today's age of technology, how can the layperson protect their privacy?
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It's more logical than Richter but also more layperson-friendly than seismic moment.
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But ordinarily no layperson would be able to obtain such photographs.
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Might I, as a scientific layperson, be so bold as to add an observation?
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No layperson would understand what she meant by that, but any cop instantly would.
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My specialty is the study of those insects known to the layperson as ants.
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To the layperson, the changes in his swing would have looked minute, or even non-existent.
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A layperson could figure out what that meant.
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To the layperson, it seems kind of obvious.
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So he gets a different viewpoint from me, which might be very much a layperson's viewpoint.
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Can it be understood by an intelligent layperson?
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Do you think my habit of discounting the layperson Terminator-style "evil AI" is naive?
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On paper, the research looks like a series of complex equations that are indecipherable to the layperson.
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Show one of Samsung's recent touch-screen handsets to a layperson and they'll probably mistake it for an iPhone.
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A layperson to theurgy, even Hurl could recognize multilayered linked wards, or inscribed incantations, or investments of overlapping Warrens.
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Just as everyone kept the mechanical engine going, everyone, layperson or expert, contributes to the functioning of the digital engine.
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