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Meanings of pcs in English
Unit of amount.
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Russian
пост-коммоционный синдром Spanish
síndrome posconmoción Organic brain syndrome that occurs following head trauma (i.e. concussion)
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Examples for "each"
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Depression costs Irish business £170 million each year in lost work days.
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Good social work needs community safety networks to keep each other safe.
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Contaminated drinking water causes half a million deaths from diarrhoea each year.
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But each generation must ask the question anew: what is Irish food?
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More than 10 million UK adults seek help for arthritis each year.
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The Finance Bill is the main piece of financial legislation each year.
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There's no point asking what a piece of work means, you know?
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I thought then what I think now: a great piece of work.
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A new piece of legislation and a genuine public debate is overdue.
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What is the best new piece written in the past 50 years?
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Dry the pieces in the drum, and the yarn in the stove.
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We are, however, funded by many pieces of craftily conceived government legislation.
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Airlines lost, delayed, or pilfered 23 million pieces of luggage last year.
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In one second, the girl's heart smashed to a million billion pieces.
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Armor was no longer made to stop extremely fast pieces of lead.
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I wrote this article about the word 'queer' in the paper today.
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A recent article about the River Nile provides a case in point.
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The article will be available in the May issue of Consumer Reports.
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The present article motivates this problem, and outlines one approach to it.
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That's always a really good way to think about framing an article.
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Isaiah Stevens and David Roddy led Colorado State with 12 points apiece.
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Greece, the Czech Republic and Finland have less than 100 cases apiece.
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Rector and guard Darius Perkins added 12 points apiece for Utah State.
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Thaddeus Young and Tomas Satoransky added 13 points apiece for the Bulls.
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Bridges and Joshua Langford led a balanced attack with 17 points apiece.
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Shall be even as I am; his name shall be Ea.
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Father of many children, but most notably Anu and Ea.
Type of traceable author statement that is based on a publication about a clinical study.
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Usage of pcs in English
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As a result, PCs are major targets for intervention of these diseases.
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In middle-class American homes today, you will likely find several networked PCs.
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About one-third of the PCs sold in Europe are made in Ireland.
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Students will be able to access the school work using Classmate PCs.
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However, the company has also been impacted by slowing demand for PCs.
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However, the company has also been hurt by slowing demand for PCs.
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In Japan, most research is done today on smart phones, not PCs.
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Square's technology lets merchants accept payments using tablet PCs or mobile phones.
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Its products are also used in cable boxes, digital televisions and PCs.
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It hopes smartphones and tablet PCs will help it capture that market.
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Work is currently underway to port Stego to PCs and other platforms.
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DETAILS Some elements of PCS have been well telegraphed ahead of time.
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Homogeneous clusters of cases defined by multiple PCs demonstrated stronger phenotypic associations.
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You may manage up to 20 PCs during the beta trial period.
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Exercising and, counterintuitively, being HIV infected were associated with better PCS score.
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PCS counsellors are not required to hold qualifications or be professionally registered.
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