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Meanings of other interpretations in English

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Usage of other interpretations in English
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However, the documents are incomplete, selective and could easily be open to other interpretations.
The Guardian
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This was probably simply a mistake, added Nakami, though they were open to other interpretations.
Deep black
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The evidence in favor of the theory is all indirect and is open to other interpretations.
Consanguineous Marriages in the American Population
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All other interpretations of the world beyond yourself are therefore suspect - merely hunches and deductions.
The Guardian
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If you look at the other interpretations of petition, it says "a request, solicitation".
Wired
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But incidental to this the acacia has two other interpretations, which are well worthy of investigation.
The Symbolism of Freemasonry / Illustrating and Explaining Its S...
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They consist of sermons, hymns, letters to his friends, postillae, and other interpretations of the Scriptures, etc.
Historical View of the Languages and Literature of the Slavic Na...
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The newspaper said however that the documents are incomplete, selective and could easily be open to other interpretations.
Radio NZ
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This metric was used to choose optimal map-sharpening parameters without reference to a model or other interpretations of the map.
Pubmed
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Postmodern games Blue Velvet invites countless other interpretations, of course: that's why viewers are drawn back to it, again and again.
BBC
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Lastly, we will provide an example of how the discussed experimental setup could be adapted to test other interpretations of the concepts.
Pubmed
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That entails winning the Formula One title, or Monaco Grand Prix according to other interpretations, as well as Indianapolis and Le Mans.
Reuters
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Not when a man's actions point to the possibility of several other interpretations of his sentiments-thenthey want words to console them.
Halcyone
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Thus the Hegelian vision is itself an organic process, including all other interpretations of life and of the world as its necessary phases.
The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, V...
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If they saw torments of jealousy in this betrayed woman's eyes, they averted their gaze; if they saw shame, they gave it other interpretations.
The Precipice: A Novel
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Other interpretations suggest that the three fingers stand for liberty, equality and fraternity, or for freedom, election and democracy.
BBC
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