Синонимы
Examples for "master"
Examples for "master"
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A good alternative to the master's can be a year in industry.
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The chisel work, the fine detail, the work of a master artisan.
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As a result, the slave will contain different data than the master.
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The West fears Iran wants to master technology to build nuclear weapons.
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Unfortunately going beyond certain limits he has surpassed his master, he said.
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Of what could happen to a victor who caused problems, says Haymitch.
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This gentleman in the bowler hat is the victor, Sire; not you.
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But shrewd observers agree he remains the most likely victor in November.
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The battle was yet on; nor could he say who was victor.
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The inscription around the edge read: major victor hoffman 26 RTI-forcourage.
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lago superior каталонский
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The union said conditions being offered in mainland France were far superior.
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You can see these South Sea holdings are of a superior quality.
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Democracy comes in degrees, and proportional representation is a far superior system.
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Fresh Market said it had a 21-day period to solicit superior offers.
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Labor is the superior of capital, and deserves much the higher consideration.
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The man was immeasurably my superior in natural ability and in experience.
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They were far superior to the tiny strip farms of earlier years.
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Because, in many cases, they believe they can provide superior customer service.
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Most importantly, can Ireland Inc return superior performance over the long term.
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Perhaps, his government suggested, Robert-Houdin could demonstrate that French magic was superior.
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Convinced there is one right way, they feel morally superior to others.
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Observations: MRI offers superior soft-tissue contrast without the use of ionizing radiation.
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Now in the physical order the inferior is moved by the superior.
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The cosmetic result was, definitely, superior in comparison to conventional open parathyroidectomy.
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I speak of a certain innate quality of mind, a superior understanding.
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The matron smiled complacently in the superior wisdom of the Shorter Catechism.
