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Examples for "alter"
Examples for "alter"
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It's time to alter market dynamics by unleashing greater investment and competition.
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On the other hand, multinational companies alter their products for each market.
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An NBG official said the bank had no plans to alter course.
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It's often very difficult to alter that faulty type of thought process.
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It will not alter the existing order in relation to EU law.
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IS IT POSSIBLE to falsify historical documents held in a national archive?
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The dauphin did not falsify the hopes thus expressed by the Empress-queen.
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This will falsify all suppositions, and nobody will succeed in identifying you.
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He believes-andnobody can produce any positive fact to falsify his belief.
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Wynn suspected Jasper may have influenced Dr. Ramish to falsify his testimony.
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And here I may perhaps be allowed to interpolate another personal recollection.
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Let me here interpolate another good story in connexion with Mr. Ramsey.
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When men interpolate, it is because they believe their interpolation seriously needed.
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Adam is supposed to have lived in a garden, I ventured to interpolate.
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It is pretty evident that they have no GENERAL tendency to interpolate 'things.'
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It may be necessary to interpolate for a given latitude, as for example, lat.
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Giacomo and Jennifer worked together to interpolate more detail.
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I interpolate here a profound observation of Mr. Roezl.
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For latitudes not given, interpolate in the same manner as for the height of the style.
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You cannot interpolate it; you cannot change it.
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As for me, I shall only interpolate occasionally.
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It seemed to him preposterous that this idiot with a broken head should interpolate upon his tragedy.
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Into the harmony of the hymn he sings memory will interpolate unbidden, the words of some sensual song.
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The best readers are, however, in a measure co-operative authors, and may be left to interpolate the unsaid.
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I leave to the editor's judgment whether to interpolate these facts in the text, or as notes, or under appendices.
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The complexity of data (to interpolate) in k-space is quantified and used to predict the number of required projections.