Someone who can be employed as a detective to collect information.
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agent operatiu A person secretly employed in espionage for a government.
Being in force or having or exerting force.
Relating to or requiring or amenable to treatment by surgery especially as opposed to medicine.
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I need to let the tower know which flight plan is operative.
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She's a good choice to work with the CIA operative. He backtracked.
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Introduction: Controversy exists concerning the importance of operative time on patient outcomes.
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Only a few studies are available on long-term results after operative treatment.
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The concomitant procedures incurred an additional mean operative time of 61 minutes.
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The groups were well matched with respect to age and operative time.
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However, previously reported chronic AARFs have usually been treated with operative reductions.
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A logistic risk equation developed from this population accurately modeled operative mortality.
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Pre-operative diagnosis is at times difficult and operative intervention can prove challenging.
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Is this mechanism of natural selection operative in our nature as well?
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Additional uses relate to surgical training, multimodal information display, and operative rehearsals.
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Venous thromboembolism is a common post-operative complication in patients following hip surgery.
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One patient had previously undergone an operative procedure at an outside institution.
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Interventions: The operative records and techniques were investigated in all treated patients.
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Post-operative care will also have to be provided for the young patients.
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Darren Bolding, a tech veteran-turned political operative, became its chief technology officer.
