Another one might be more precise because it uses a more precise tool.
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"It's not a precise science, and it's never been a precise science," she says.
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As my calendars show, I was very precise about listing who was there, very precise.
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We try to be precise, but it's hard to be precise when the winds start blowing.
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A person is, first and foremost, a very precise personality and from a very precise culture.
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The language used to draft laws needs to be precise, but legislators are not necessarily precise people.
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It's not just the most precise clock in the world—it's the most precise device in the world.
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"There has to be the confidence and the trust between the agencies to ensure that it is not only the general knowledge but precise names, the precise travel plans, the precise credit cards," he said.
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When one's absolutely precise about it, there are all sorts of effects that prevent precise repetition at each saros.
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If a character is walking through the woods and the faint chirrup of crickets is on the soundtrack, it is there because somebody (or, rather, a team of somebodies) has placed that precise chirrup at that precise point at that precise volume in order to manipulate the audience's feelings in a precise way.
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It's so precise that it's even more precise than the same value for the more abundant and well-known proton.
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Mr. Wolfe died alone, and neither the precise date, circa May 13, nor the precise cause, is known, his family said.
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So that means it's really good for them and it's very precise for them and it's not necessarily precise for customers and shippers.
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We don't know yet how precise this new method can be; for now, we just know it's nowhere near as precise as implantable devices.
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Not to mention the fact that all of these things have to happen at precise moments, in a precise order, extremely quickly, and autonomously.
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"We have to be extremely precise on how we deploy equipment in there to be very precise to stay within those clearance envelopes," Bayne said.
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Apple also uses a process called "fuzzing" that converts a precise location where a Maps search originated to a less precise one after 24 hours.
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" While the White House wants to renegotiate NAFTA, Ross said the lumber tariffs are "a precise set of tariffs on a very precise set of imports.
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But Mueller's precise reasons for declining to reach a conclusion about obstruction, and his precise recommendation for how to handle the question, remain shrouded in mystery.
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There are precise songs for precise moments: Black Sabbath's "Supernaut" for Friday nights, Metallica's "Creeping Death" for morning traffic, Judas Priest's "Painkiller" before a salary negotiation.
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You just have to figure out the precise amount of pleasure you receive from attending a win versus the precise amount of pleasure from attending a loss.
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Skills typically include recognizing patterns and sequences, creating algorithms, devising tests for finding and fixing errors, reducing the general to the precise and expanding the precise to the general.
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He tormented the Browns with short, precise passes and then tormented them with long, precise passes, like the 22007-yarder to Chris Hogan that led to the Patriots' third touchdown.
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Griffin Technology's Connected Toaster features a simple two-slot design that relies on precise, digitally-controlled heating elements allowing users to dial in the precise temperature, and the perfect toasting time.
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It's from this vantage point (the corner of 109th and Fifth, to be precise — and Wray is almost always precise) that Waldy writes letters to his onetime lover, the mysterious Mrs.
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I WOULDN'T REGARD THE CANADIAN SITUATION AS BEING ANYTHING LIKE THE WAR WITH ISIS, BUT IT CERTAINLY IS A VERY PRECISE SET OF TARIFFS ON A VERY PRECISE SET OF IMPORTS.
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Watermelon Drop — Vincennes, Indiana Seventeen, to be precise. 3.
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He was loose and laughing but — as always — precise.
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You can spend a lot of time analyzing the precise time and location of my birth, and trying to calculate the precise ways my genes interact and which ones are more powerful.
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"You want them to get used to, and expect a precise amount on a precise schedule," says Laura Levine, president and chief executive of the Jump$tart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy.
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Or the precise mountain that Toscanini climbed while on holiday?
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You'll understand that patience and precise movements are a must.
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In fact, there is a precise geographical location for Wakanda.
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Don't think too much about it — it shouldn't look precise!
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Apple Pencil is crazy precise for drawing, but it's $100.
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But we just have to be very strategic, very precise.
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Notably, NFZ data is not precise with regard to location.
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The precise sound engineering reminds the audience of this openness.
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The Blade Stealth's touchscreen is excellent; it's responsive and precise.
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No. But the wording of your question is very precise.
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We suggest using a lip brush for more precise application.
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A precise hand was needed to correctly land a thrust.
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The pugni fighters, while unarmed, were faster and more precise.
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Now, the precise delegate count has to be worked out.
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Full census data will make the numbers somewhat more precise.
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It is difficult to determine the scandal's precise business impact.
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ERAs that look like the precise age of Carlos Correa.
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I get off on the precise nature of it though.
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About three hours and 28 minutes longer, to be precise.
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Precise timing wasn't given for the Chrome OS version's release.
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It isn't an improvised explosion of images, but precise bursts.
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While that window might seem overly precise — why not 19?
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It was a precise match to the crime scene samples.
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This is the precise issue that affected Daenerys this season.
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The story unfolds in an intricate lacework of precise detail.
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It's worth noting, though, that the trackpad feels very precise.
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Only a precise hit will set off a chain reaction.
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Still can't find women with the precise skillsets you need?
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Curing vanilla pods requires precise judgment and intuition, like winemaking.
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That's the precise promise of the Amazon Fire TV Edition.
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Well, to be precise, they look like laptops from 2002.
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Jade stones in the shape of eggs, to be precise.
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It can also give the police a precise user location.
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It's also powerful and precise enough to roast a chicken.
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The game shows just how precise a cat's hearing is.
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They're wonderful to work with because they are very precise.
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Putting a precise figure on the economic impact is difficult.
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His tone is as demotic as his verse is precise.
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He'd feel the precise pain, without any of the repercussions.
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The precise aims (and limits) of the operation are unclear.
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He did not give a precise timing for the incident.
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And about that blanching: this is a very precise man.
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That precise time when you lurch from wellness to illness.
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The whole process requires hundreds of precise, carefully controlled steps.
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His precise movements are difficult to discern from the video.
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But some of the mosquitoes weren't as precise as billed.
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Doing so, however, requires precise definitions of the fundamental constants.
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Increasingly precise atomic clocks can also help redefine the second.
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Precise claims about this effect, then, are pretty much impossible.
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It's a very precise expression of what art should be.
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"It is more precise than a bullet," Wells told CNN.
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But the precise ideas behind the songs didn't come up.
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"The precise date is unclear so far," a trader said.
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That's because detecting these ripples is a super precise science.
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Yes, that's $8,000 — 400 twenty-dollar bills, to be precise.
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Or, to be more precise, a Republic of Westerosi states.
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Highly enriched uranium requires large industrial facilities with precise centrifuges.
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We also aren't sure what Doctor Manhattan's precise motives are.
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Halasz capitalizes on that grace with precise planning and execution.
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The patrol boat's precise location remained a mystery — until now.
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A precise date for that hearing has not been set.
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The official didn't specify what precise steps he may take.
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Erdrich's customarily precise language falters when depicting the priest's trysts.
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I know the date because digital photography is relentlessly precise.
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It's difficult to chart the precise dimensions of this corruption.
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As mechanical contraptions go, it's impressively fast and unnervingly precise.
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But the precise nature of those discussions haven't been revealed.
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The company declined to provide precise details of its valuation.
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At the precise moment Garcia entered the room, Fortunato snipped
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When the attack came, it was precise, discriminate and limited.
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The precise details of what was discussed couldn't be learned.
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These affordable pens are precise and include 20 replacement tips.
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But it's rarely clear what precise policies the party supports.
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Zetsche declined to give a precise forecast for China growth.
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I don't know; it distorts things; it's not very precise.
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Or at least how he did in that precise moment.
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The precise nature of the government's investigation is not known.
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And I don't think the Belgians gave us precise information.
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To be more precise is to risk entering the fray.
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It's not like an encyclopedia that has to be precise.
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This is a most refreshing company, enthusiastic, precise and free.
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Very precise, with intriguing way of mixing moods and harmonies.
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This means targeting marketers' ads will be far more precise.
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Investigations into the precise details of the incident were ongoing.
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"'Corn' is too general worldwide to be precise," wrote Coxhead.
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Transforming their stories is a very precise and delicate exertion.
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Others went row by row making very precise finger prints.
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And the interventions were rarely clean and precise, said Menjívar.
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What is the point of this precise concentrating of light?
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They're far from precise even much closer to the caucuses.
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These algorithms produce more precise answers the longer they run.
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We must look to be more precise with our actions.
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Precise details of the plan have not been made public.
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Precise details of the plan have not been made public.
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Deaths are rare, and the precise number is not known.
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The precise cause or causes of the crash remain unclear.
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The precise cause or causes of the crash remain unknown.
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But the execution has never been more precise and thoughtful.
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" It is, to be precise, "a bed that hugs you.
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The dance between order and individuation is precise and exquisite.
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Atomic clocks are the most precise timekeeping devices ever invented.
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And it is important to be very precise about that.
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The precise timeline and location have yet to be announced.
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But AI computations may not need to be so precise.
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Again, none of the answers dictate a precise asset allocation.
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But some critics questioned whether RNAi was all that precise.
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It resembles artistic collaborations in its resistance to precise attribution.
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"It's a very, very precise and accurate technique," Cook said.
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Those were indexed against precise metrics about the vehicle's movement.
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This is the Maybelline Master Precise All Day Liquid Liner.
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While the designs may look haphazard, the process is precise.
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These Wilis aren't lyrical or wafty, but surgically precise, inhuman.
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In conversation, he seems cautious but precise and quietly determined.
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It's difficult to know the assailant's precise path to radicalization.
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This script was given to me at that precise moment.
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Even his antic dancing traces a precise evolution of character.
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Stevenson bent and thrust, at once explosive, angular and precise.
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The precise nature of the promised damaging information about Mrs.
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The precise nature of the charges against them are unclear.
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This requires the design and construction of very precise detectors.
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When making your calculations, be precise and avoid making estimations.
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You need to be incredibly precise with Rampage or Joust.
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The precise circumstances vary wildly, but the pattern holds true.
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Its electronic steering is very light but also quite precise.
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No precise date has yet been set for the ceremony.
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They're just more precise in how they deliver their sound.
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The Fed's discussions are always couched in careful, precise language.
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Slightly ahead of it, to be precise: the year 2020.
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Police did not give a precise number for the arrests.
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"Respect" is as precise an artifact as a Ming vase.
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The precise language of the resolution is still being debated.
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She is precise in her language and not easily rattled.
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The precise timing of the announcement is subject to change.
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He subtly developed a precise and idiosyncratic language using color.
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But let's be precise: These are really intuitions about unfairness.
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His images are precise, in harmony with the physical world.
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Officials did not identify the precise location of the sites.
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"She was really precise with what she wanted," said Elbrecht.
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They would be able to make much more precise predictions.
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It did not give a precise timetable for the investments.
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Why split hairs in a search for more precise terminology?
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"We don't have to wait for precise numbers," Arora said.
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This confirmation of Einstein's theory of general relativity is the most precise measurement of LPI violation yet—about five times more precise than a previous measurement conducted in 2007 after seven years of observation.
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It's the openness of the message, and it's an interesting psychological test of a population whether they respond without things being precise or whether in fact they respond more if things are not precise.
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Basically, a metal brick with sensors and the ability to change its center of mass to control its spin to hit a precise orientation at a precise height – to 'stick the landing' every time.
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"I have the deep legal understanding and expertise of the precise laws we need to use at this precise, terrifying legal moment," Ms. Teachout said, in response to a question about suing President Trump.
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While not as precise as if he'd had a machine doing the key input, his set up was still precise enough to give him a powerful understanding of just how slow newer computers have gotten.
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Landing on the moon requires extremely precise propulsion capabilities, even more precise than a launch vehicle or other types of spacecrafts, in order to make a soft touchdown and a safe liftoff back into space.
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Also, it will trace the precise route of the original ship.
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But the precise details of each former leader's spending are lacking.
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It helps that Mr Gange's prose is itself poetic and precise.
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The most precise blood typing you can get is with DNA.
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Even today, the precise molecular causes of many cancers remain unknown.
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This enables the service to generate more precise translations of phrases.
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The precise time frame for a rescue operation remained unclear, however.
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Or, to be precise, the corrosive influence of too many parents.
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The precise origin of the 911 call was unclear, he said.
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"Words may not adequately describe the precise emoji meaning," she said.
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Paint can be thick or runny, succulent, fluid or precise, etc.
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For this, Niantic will need something more precise and more consistent.
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"They were pretty precise about their areas of interest," says Uzzaman.
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I'm not sure, and Cahill doesn't have a precise forecast either.
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Edgar Heap of Birds makes a more precise intervention in space.
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Excel spreadsheets and precise photo editing are probably best handled elsewhere.
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For these companies, heat and precise timing of deliveries matters more.
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He said the Cavs need a "fucking playmaker," to be precise.
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Is there a science writer more fluidly precise than Dava Sobel?
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Better to send a robot in to take some precise measurements.
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The end result will be more "precise" but substantially less accurate.
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Viking scholars debate the precise meaning of "seal" in "seal-tar".
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Instead, it's precise, with little room for going back and editing.
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Udoma did not provide a precise figure for first quarter revenue.
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It said "the precise means of attack or sabotage is unknown".
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Despite Alphabet's more segmented structure, Google doesn't disclose YouTube's precise value.
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The word was as precise as Jayaram Jayalalithaa's stage-trained elocution.
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"The longing for precise criteria is understandable," they wrote, but misguided.
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These muscles provide the force required for rapid and precise penetration.
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See, your phone can't know the precise charge of your battery.
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Precise numbers on the boat - and who organized it - are unknown.
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Little is known about his precise motives, or indeed his sanity.
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Its precise causes are impossible to identify, and its consequences unknowable.
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The precise weights matter less than that they are stuck to.
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Skomal's lab aims to have more precise population numbers next year.
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It's an even bigger 250 — 250 feet tall, to be precise.
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So they decided to collaborate to explore the precise biomechanics further.
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Not many songs cover a precise four minutes in someone's life.
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I mean, could cheese-inspired nail art be any more precise?
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The descent will be extremely complicated, requiring several precise navigational adjustments.
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We have tried to be very precise, very measured, very discreet.
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Both these measurements claim their result is correct and very precise.
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Nothing within the accepted sphere of palliative care is that precise.
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Don't worry about creating precise lines — you'll be blending this out!
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The precise location of the crater, however, could not be determined.
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When we have precise calculations, we will ask suppliers for compensation.
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The doctor teleoperates the instruments to pull off more precise procedures.
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It opens up the head chakra in a very precise way.
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The 0.7mm tip is just as precise as a real pencil.
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Certain improvisations, like precise positioning and defensive versatility, have been standardized.
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The precise circumstances behind the two blasts at about 8 p.m.
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"The imagery is totally convincing, the measurements are precise," he said.
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And the precise method of Pence's success only made things worse.
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His precise motives in endorsing Trump are still not entirely clear.
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But a clock this precise can have implications way beyond punctuality.
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Soon you'll talk to it — to Alexa, to be more precise.
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When he handles the scalpel, his movements are precise and calculated.
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Atom resonances are extremely consistent, which makes atomic clocks so precise.
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The steering is precise and the ride firm yet not backbreaking.
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The Ryan-Price proposal lacked numbers, making precise coverage projections impossible.
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The precise specs of the device have gone through some changes.
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Nor are these feelings a precise translation of real human experience.
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We haven't reviewed this precise Ninja model, but it looks great.
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If we are to be successful, we must use precise language.
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You can get super precise and specific when designing your Sims.
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The vehicles are also known for landing on very precise targets.
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U.S. officials would not disclose the precise contents of Obama's letter.
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He handled the puck magnificently, setting up teammates with precise passes.
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Harvey was almost as precise, with 70 strikes across 104 pitches.
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Mr. Balwani's precise role in the company's current problems was unclear.
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Her vocal range is stunning, though the precise parameter is unknown.
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If I do, I need to be precise about my accusations.
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I'm not sure exactly how precise developers can make this tracking.
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In fact, precise rules govern when to use this punctuation mark.
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What we don't know is how precise those calculations have been.
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Instead, Mr. Norgard uses them to conjure atmospheres, precise and alluring.
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Knowing a person's "baseline" levels could make personalized healthcare more precise.
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When I asked Frecon about the colors, she was very precise.
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A spokesman declined to disclose the firm's precise assets without leverage.
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The value and precise timing of the Enterprise approach remain unclear.
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The Bruce uses precise drawings to determine the placement of objects.
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But the precise location from which they originated has remained uncertain.
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Robert knew this without knowing the precise source of the knowledge.
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Otherwise, it would just be one more expression of precise discontent.
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Like political forecasting, measuring success in publishing isn't a precise science.
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The group's precise role in the attack, if any, remained unclear.
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Q. Your book combines vivid witness accounts and precise scholarly detail.
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Their composition is precise, but the images are loaded with mystery.
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Precise details of the review have not been disclosed, they said.
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A serious voice greets me tentatively in precise, sing-song English.
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The precise, numerical relationship between migration and climate is still uncertain.
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I know it works, it doesn't need to be that precise.
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A group called Boom Clap Bachelors from Denmark, to be precise.
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It's precise enough to look good and vague enough—not 2026?
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The precise alchemy of time, temperature and ingredient is closely guarded.
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Written by a man even more absent, precise in his absence.
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Even the precise starting date for legal pot is a mystery.
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She's very succinct and precise; I'm very broad stroke and emotional.
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But it's not a precise process, because it's detecting audio signatures.
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The precise targets and the extent of possible damage were unclear.
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Reuters was unable to determine the precise nature of the violations.
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Instead of precise borders, each state is represented by a square.
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Whatever the precise cause, the slowdown shows up in the data.
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Ms. Eason's script, precise and purposeful, doesn't talk down to children.
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Both require the brain to send fast, precise commands to muscles.
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His notes, although incomplete, are often very precise in directorial matters.
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The department has asked state officials to delay releasing precise numbers.
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It is broad, rich and intense, deep and long yet precise.
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Each sentence is smooth and precise, conveying texture, smells, and sights.
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The precise contours of the scheme are still coming into focus.
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But the precise calibration of the physical production holds your attention.
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The precise nature of the accusations has never been made clear.
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"Marrakech, to be precise," he added, his face full of worry.
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The faster you throw the package, the more precise its landing.
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Most important, video and photo technology is more precise and omnipresent.
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Length aside, the rest of "English" is precise bordering on surgical.
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"I remember the precise moment when I discovered it," she says.
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It was the promise of the written word to be precise.
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Hardly any of us have precise formulas to decide our plans.
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Gradually, Nuno and his staff realized the precise opposite was required.
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The precise return depends on the agreed terms of the option.
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It also gives retailers precise data on where the purchase originated.
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Daily I called my mother for precise ingredients and meticulous instructions.
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That all changed in late November — on Thanksgiving, to be precise.
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Getting a precise read on the 2020 pipeline is a challenge.
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He also notes that being precise will help you avoid confusion.
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But these are huge companies, trying to target precise customer groups.
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She renders her domestic life with a tender, quiet, precise familiarity.
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You can get very precise with the color of the light.
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I am incredibly generous — I give space, time and precise input.
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This mower is built to make your job easy and precise.
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It&aposs designed to be far more precise than conventional addresses.
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Good, sharp and precise creases really help in making your fish.
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Ms. Seo has never been finer: vulnerable and jubilant, effortlessly precise.
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Precise details about the tip or any evidence have not emerged.
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But researchers are still trying to suss out its precise origins.
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Camera-mounted drones allow Burtynsky to find precise aerial vantage points.
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These are precise, easy to locate, and obviously simple to use.
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The first oddity lies in the precise accuracy of the title.
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I experienced, for the first time, Weil's precise fantasy of disappearance.
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"It is hard to project a precise figure," James Davis said.
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Sevigny seems to have an inexhaustible store of precise, detailed memories.
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The final product ... creepy AF, which was probably the precise intention.
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The European Green Deal doesn't offer precise directions for getting there.
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When asked to make a decision, he was firm and precise.
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Brown's diction, her bearing on the page, is precise but unfussy.
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Neither data source is a precise measurement of hurricane-related migration.
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The precise details of the deal were not clear Thursday night.
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In practice, the precise effect of the provision has been unclear.
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"I adore the precise terroir expression of aligoté," Mr. Pataille said.
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Precise dates and locations will be announced in about a month.
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"Federal intervention should be very precise and short-lived," he said.
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Precise numerical goals create a false sense of clarity and certainty.
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Changing course so dramatically, and so quickly, requires incredibly precise guidance.
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It's correct to say that this is not a precise [statement].
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It will, for instance, require a precise definition of autonomous system.
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Doctors will have huge data sets to make medicine more precise.
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It requires so much precision to be precise in that way.
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She is a very practical, precise, detail-oriented thinker and speaker.
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The precise point at which I have a lemon-shaped hole.
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The Global Positioning System relies on precise time data being sent from 803 satellites equipped with atomic clocks in space; a receiver calculates its location by determining its precise distance from a handful of those satellites.
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The big picture: Global navigation satellites — including GPS and less-used competing services like Russia's GLONASS — are coordinated networks of atomic clocks in outer space that can be used to triangulate precise locations or coordinate precise timing.
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It took extremely precise atomic clocks — precise to a fraction of a trillionth of a second — at each of the observatory sites to ensure all the data would line up and the resulting image would be clear.
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These are all worthy disciplines that offer precise information on practically everything.
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Do weaker, more precise atomic weapons lower the threshold for nuclear warfare?
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"And in both cases you have to be precise with your steering."
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Mathematicians have precise ways of defining what makes a shape a shape.
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A smart piece explains why the reality is probably the precise opposite.
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"This requires rapid and precise information that 'reports' the perturbation," Richardson said.
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"I know the precise cause but I can't say yet," he said.
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That way, organic matter containing the isotope can be given precise ages.
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Their precise cause of death may be impossible to determine, officials said.
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Oscar nominations won't be announced for weeks (January 24, to be precise).
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This allows it to test them again with even more precise technology.
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Roughly one fourth of the contacted institutions responded — 101, to be precise.
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More details on precise audio tuning are listed on its product page.
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Whatever its precise status, the bull market is curiously unloved by investors.
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You can make precise and strategic business decisions by studying available data.
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It's a dance piece full of gestures, and it's totally not precise.
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It's made at a resolution of 4,000 DPI, which is incredibly precise.
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Precise details of Apple automotive products were not revealed in the letter.
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The scene is a precise echo of her "Post Mates"-ending smirk.
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Nguyen's trademark design, which involves very precise touchscreen finger movements, remains intact.
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The report did not give a precise time the image was taken.
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Zhou says the company is hoping to develop a more precise measurement.
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With so much on the line, the Lucasfilm team's vision is precise.
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Savoini's precise status and role on official visits to Moscow remains unclear.
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To be more precise, he thinks physical activity will kill you faster.
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KATHERINE LEUNG was hunting for birds—black-tailed godwits to be precise.
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The jive is exhausting and full of so many precise foot movements.
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Computers turned out to be quicker, cheaper and more precise than humans.
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With the Animal, you get a less precise three-bar battery meter.
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A lottery ticket, to be precise, worth €139,025 or $157,418 US dollars.
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Actually, to be precise, Spinning Silver's heroine Miryem is a moneylender's daughter.
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But the precise contours of those rights vary from place to place.
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It's a stark contrast with the extremely precise showman of other incarnations.
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To be more precise, it's an empty search results page for news.
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"Someone, somewhere decided that they were going to be precise," Hedrick said.
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Court shots pay more though, because you have to be really precise.
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It's understandable that it's difficult to come up with a precise definition.
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That one showed the precise positions of more than 1.1 billion stars.
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The precise charges Weinstein is expected to face weren&apost immediately clear.
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Being the president's science adviser isn't a job that has precise boundaries.
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AncestryDNA gives you precise geographic detail, in-depth historical insights, and more.
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But, they instead allow Bibiana to stumble into her precise nightmare situation.
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It can measure angle, handle palm-rejection, and it's just as precise.
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Computers have proven to be faster, cheaper, and more precise than humans.
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Virgo season also lends a precise nature to your actions this week.
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Precise timing has a wealth of uses Military types are interested, too.
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Ms. Schwartz, who was known as Ersy, made precise and impish pieces.
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This precise sign's influence will ensure that your thoughts flow with clarity.
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It was Siriano's precise goal to incorporate vibrant colors into the pieces.
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Ye also thinks there's great scientific value in creating super-precise clocks.
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His actual policies often do the precise opposite of what he promises.
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Yet there's no precise reason why Florida's hurricane drought lasted so long.
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The precise form of Brexit is still being wrangled over in Westminster.
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Secura Cool Touch precise temperature control stainless steel 1.8-quart (7 cups)
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The trickier part is keeping hundreds of satellites in tight, precise formation.
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Why isn't she acting the precise way we want her to act?
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And for me, it is fascinating to develop such a precise sensibility.
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Stressing over the details of your painstakingly precise and engaging cover letter?
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Of course, as with other wearables, that doesn't mean it's always precise.
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But that is still nearly 2 degrees Fahrenheit: 1.8, to be precise.
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Scholars debate the precise role of women deacons in the early Church.
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You need to be more nimble and precise in your investing now.
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Bezos credits Amazon's precise focus on customer outcomes for the company's success.
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The app tracks the rolling ring, giving you precise, digital, shareable measurements.
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The fund's precise mandate still needs to be decided, the sources said.
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Which is, of course, the precise purpose of our punitive incarceration machine.
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Whatever the precise nature of the failure, it needs to be fixed.
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The team carried out a flawless flight with incredibly precise orbital insertion.
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Nielsen rates Drawbridge as 97.3 percent precise in identifying consumers across devices.
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Spelling training has gotten more precise as research has improved, he said.
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The proof, they say, is all in some fairly precise anatomical detail.
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You can set your clock to it, even to the precise second.
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Managers then have to disclose precise fair value when the CLO closes.
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The precise mix of coverage matters less than the extent of it.
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Labour's hard-left leader has honed a precise formula for such moments.
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But what if there was a scientifically precise way of doing this?
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We will be able to measure it to a more precise degree.
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In his songs, he creates vivid characters that embody precise social critiques.
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Miller describes Heyer as precise with her work, witty and like family.
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What… was the thought process of this person in that precise moment?
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Push yourself to come up with interesting, fresh words and precise descriptions.
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The precise details are still under wraps at the Public Service Commission.
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Let's say, just to be precise, of aliens into the United States.
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The new research on children was conducted using a less precise method.
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First, it allows you to heat your water to a precise temperature.
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It means recognizing the precise nature of the problems that we face.
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And we could be much more precise about what that then entails.
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His interpretations of our enemy's muttered words were always clear and precise.
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A more precise use of radar should also recognize more potential obstacles.
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That means you're hearing the clearest, most precise version of your audio.
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"Classical dance is an extraordinarily precise and physical art form," she says.
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This estimate was not precise, and firmer conclusions would require more data.
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This makes the precise cost of replacing Trident a politically charged issue.
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To be precise, it dates back thousands of years to ancient Greece.
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If I'm being precise, I may need to reuse one or two.
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Here's a closer look at the precise differences between Apple's newest iPhones.
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But the precise history of televised tunnel coverage is difficult to pinpoint.
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Her story was so precise that she couldn't have made it up.
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And under the WTO rules, those actions have to be very precise.
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Steering felt precise and silky, aided by the car's powerful electric motors.
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Other research will most likely clarify the precise size of the effect.
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The blade's slightly straighter cutting edge is best suited for precise slicing.
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Tweezing is the most natural and precise removal technique, Ms. Vucetaj said.
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His precise model is older, but a similar watch retails for $12,900.
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I need to know metric measurements, and the work is very precise.
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The rest, as they say, is history—hacking history to be precise.
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"We have no precise information on who did this," he told Reuters.
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The precise dates and cities on the trip were not immediately available.
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As is often the case, even his precise whereabouts are a mystery.
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Yet, the cash is there — $133 billion of it, to be precise.
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Well, to be more precise, she just wanted to fool people temporarily.
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It meant trying to determine the precise elemental composition of the iPhone.
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The best population maps available today aren't precise enough for Facebook's needs.
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These numbers are best viewed as rough guesses, not precise scientific calculations.
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To be precise, I've been with men and women, cisgender, and trans.
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We don't yet know yet what precise brain abnormalities lead to heautoscopy.
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The Government contends that CSLI data is less precise than GPS information.
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But, in terms of details and precise timing, just wait-and-see.
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Reuters was unable to determine the precise nature of the possible violations.
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Pinning down the precise location of the event is notoriously difficult too.
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Our intuitions are shown to be correct by this very precise technology.
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"We need a more precise explanation of the human contribution," she said.
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We do not have a precise word for these two personality types.
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In his graffiti, Rammellzee was precise and imaginative — a virtuoso of detail.
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But I'd never been this close to the precise moment of death.
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Never tackling teammates means more, and more precise, work on tackling technique.
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At the Isiolo health center, everyone kept precise count of their losses.
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A "precise oil painting" changing before her daughter's eyes into a watercolor?
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The point was not verisimilitude or a precise accounting of Africa's reality.
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He did not detail the precise timing or content of the sanctions.
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The precise moment of Mr Assad's triumph will be determined in Idlib.
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We still have questions — nine, to be precise — but winter is over.
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It's very precise in your memory, much more so than any image.
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" Ms. Olatoye replied, "We could have communicated in a more precise way.
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Measuring the precise shape of any coverage declines may take some time.
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"I had to train myself to be more precise," Mr. Pahinui wrote.
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Any speculation about precise motives or catalysts can sound like making excuses.
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The precise relationship between Zahran and Islamic State is not yet known.
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To work with, Sia is very precise, very fast, and very cerebral.
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Like other medieval tales, "Game of Thrones" is not a precise allegory.
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Or maybe "subtribal" is the more precise, fitting term to use here.
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The timing is precise too, within a few tenths of a second.
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Whatever the chef's whim, it will likely be precise, daring and exquisite.
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"You will never be in this precise state ever again," Tea writes.
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"Science itself, however precise and objective, is a human activity," he writes.
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"This is the least precise look of the three," Mr. Barose said.
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The Q. and A. format is precise to the point of exasperation.
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"Precise" now modifies "language," not "revision," which struck me as an improvement.
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When you're making cancer drugs at home, the measurements must be precise.
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The precise nature of the accusations against them has never been disclosed.
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To be precise, there is one meddling kid, named Maisie (Isabella Sermon).
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Mr. Eweka's precise position in the royal family of Benin remains unclear.
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Inequities will out, whether or not we know the precise banking details.
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From Evans, she learned how to frame precise images of clapboard churches.
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The precise line draws the bone that holds the cheek in place.
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Sally dispenses these in precise quantities to match a user's custom order.
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Pro tip: Always plan your coffee shop rendezvous using a precise address.
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Humor lives and dies on a precise calculation of pacing and delivery.
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Point the precise nozzle directly at your roots to dispense the treatment.
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It's a tough mix of memorization, well-placed jumps, and precise shots.
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The government's intelligence and economic data is relied on to be precise.
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But the precise reasoning for Spencer's exit from the administration remains unclear.
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His understanding of pain is almost the precise opposite of Peter McNaughton's.
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He can lick a snowflake off his nose with precise comedic timing.
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A lot, but be wary of any politician brandishing a precise number.
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The other is a series of precise movements done individually, called kata.
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The problem is that the Air Force's tracking data isn't always precise.
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Is it just a tool for precise screen interactions or something more?
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But the precise shape of future climate talks remains an open question.
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He was an unforgiving innovator of the NBA. Single-minded. Precise. Gifted.
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Predictably, the device runs Android — Android 9 (for now), to be precise.
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Tebow may never acquire the precise muscle memory his new sport demands.
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"The rule of law demands a careful, precise explanation," the court said.
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Even the more precise track forecasts, however, still contain too much uncertainty.
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Most tinctures come with droppers so users can take a precise dose.
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All must now have a more precise sense of what awaits them.
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For Caruana Galizia's most damning allegations have proved to be chillingly precise.
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The accountant helped him get a precise understanding of his manufacturing costs.
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Then he used the G.P.S. device to determine the stick's precise location.
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The car was a joy to steer, so precise was the rack.
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Therefore, I'm a precise person, especially with the terms that I use.
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However, the precise figure is unknown because Purdue Pharma is privately held.
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It's difficult to determine the precise wage gap for Hollywood in particular.
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The precise mechanisms of how the DNC was breached remain somewhat murky.
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Nuclear weapons do not need to be precise — conventional warheads, however, do.
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But no one had precise cell counts to back up those claims.
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The instruments involved would be about 10 times more precise than Microscope.
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Ultimately, the precise mix of factors driving low youth registration remains unclear.
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"It's the actor's responsibility to be as precise as possible," she said.
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Michaela, he said, you're a good painter: You're fast and you're precise.
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It's so precise, it's said to be the shortest event ever measured.
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The green region shows how VIRGO made the guess much more precise.
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The rare segments Barr quotes in his summary use very precise language.
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A lot of the dialogue you've mentioned is very rhythmic and precise.
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Sure, the look of Dandara isn't too far off from what you'd expect to see on mobile, but it is a demanding platformer that requires some precise actions, which in turn requires some very precise and responsive hardware.
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These observations will enable a more precise measurement of the distance to KELT-4A, providing more detailed measurements of its mass and radius, which will result in more precise measurements of the mass and radius of the planet.
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While the liquid version comes with a precise doe-foot applicator, the Maybelline SuperStay Ink Crayon Lipstick features a tapered tip, so you're able to draw a precise line without spending extra cash and time on lip liner.
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But it took extremely precise atomic clocks — precise to a fraction of a trillionth of a second — at each of the observatory sites to ensure all the data would line up and the resulting image would be clear.
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What has never been counted before, however, is the precise impact of slavery.
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Ted Cruz has some questions for Facebook: 209 of them to be precise.
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Lipliner exists to help you create a crisp, precise outline of your mouth.
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Left unclear is the precise role of the school&aposs Gift Acceptance Committee.
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Vaccines are difficult to transport as they must be stored at precise temperatures.
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"The biology of the whole healing response is not as precise," Altchek said.
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But the precise composition of these liquid bodies has been unclear until now.
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Ikkyu's melodies are laser-precise and she sings them with a recognizable passion.
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Precise positioning concerns, however, could be solved with autonomous or driverless parking systems.
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I'll be blunt: Right off the bat, this thing was not particularly precise.
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Or, to be more precise, something with a tag that says that size.
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But the precise details of these Chromebooks aren't really the point for Google.
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Ballet is an incredibly precise art form, and one of the most demanding.
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Collect more and more precise information with which to make them more relevant!
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I liked having to be as precise as possible with my shot lists.
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Like his performance, the entire film around him is precise, thoughtful, and subdued.
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His precise net worth is disputed: There's evidence he inflates it — a lot.
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For once, you don't have to GAF about how precise your eyeliner looks.
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Yet measuring the precise impact of Mr Trump's presidency on travel is difficult.
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Actually, to be precise, 43,229 kids had been taken as of May 31.
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They're a little too small and not quite as precise as other options.
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But he has an astonishingly precise and powerful sense of who he represents.
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That's created a lot of pressure to be extremely precise in our moves.
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To make it more precise, researchers have been testing hundreds of new enzymes.
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Yes, but they do have a tendency to occur at this precise moment.
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Pro tip: Tapping fire is faster and more precise than holding it down.
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The precise balance of responsibilities in the negotiations has yet to be set.
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The circulation brings food to a very precise temperature so food never overcooks.
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Precise details for the unpaid volunteer opportunity will be released later this week.
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I hope that they'll be more effective and more efficient and more precise.
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Delta robots are fast and precise thanks to a few clever engineering decisions.
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BLITZER: I just want to be precise, Governor Kasich, this is critically important.
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Steering is light and precise, never feeling bloated or ungainly like some SUVs.
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On their tablets, enumerators record the precise location of each building they've visited.
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So both candidates are reaching when they attach precise figures to these proposals.
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"The targeting was very precise," Radi Saad, a Civil Defence worker, told Reuters.
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It was precise in March and it was endorsed by the 27 members.
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Still, executives declined to forecast a precise iPhone figure for the next quarter.
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The companies that create and market them consider their precise composition trade secrets.
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The palette for fish is not only wide ranging, but also very precise.
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Let's approach Netflix binge-watching methodically, using the precise science that is astrology.
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"Shears are sharper than household scissors and give a precise cut," Kola says.
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And on the micro level, the targeting of poverty population is really precise.
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Unlike many rhythm games, skill in Beat Saber isn't judged by precise timing.
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It's not as precise as larger optical clocks, but it's still pretty impressive.
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There are radio beacons out there more precise than any clock we've built.
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They're wonders of human invention, metal machines that harness explosions into precise actions.
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The test of reasonableness is not capable of precise definition or mechanical application.
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With dubbing, words have to be omitted or substituted for less-precise translations.
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Ideally, systems that also happen to be compact, affordable, precise, and lightning-fast.
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Or standing in the cold to tap a screen at precise increments (GooRee).
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Meanwhile, the less-precise argon isotope analysis begins telling time after the eruption.
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The precise nature of what was being planned was not clear, he added.
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For Malaysians, the precise nature of what happened is not the main point.
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The wind chill index is designed for a very precise, very narrow purpose.
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Well, at least not without a deadly precise pillow snipe as a response.
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To begin with, he thinks Lotto's definition of awe could be more precise.
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In London, an inmate here signaling his precise location to a drone operator.
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And in this environment, sequencing of events and precise timing are important variables.
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In Jefferson's time, too, the precise meaning of religious freedom was hotly contested.
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The parallels are not precise, but we hear the echoes, see the shadows.
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Like really nice: delivered at the precise moment its recipient needed it most.
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Everything about the scene — quick though it is — is precise, cutting, and hilarious.
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Identifying precise chemical markers would be a big step toward pinpointing the source.
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Or to be precise, a drug called cetuximab, which is made from mice.
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The precise information you need, delivered exactly when and where you need it.
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Apple and other companies report ranges because government rules prevent disclosing precise numbers.
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This has allowed us to develop precise onboard tracking algorithms for autonomous navigation.
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Well – one week, six days, and about 17 hours, to be more precise.
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They have a very wide (for their class) soundstage and delightfully precise imaging.
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The parties that negotiated it did not even agree on the precise timing.
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Lambert is, on all fronts, a more thoughtful, precise, provocative and creative artist.
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The precise order and timing of the last three votes remain in flux.
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Bolton said the "precise parameters" of the meeting are still being worked out.
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As at the Aviary, the results were erudite and precise—and also liberating.
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Could you describe the precise negative biochemical effects sugar has on the body?
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These include straight lines, perfect curves, geometric shapes and other precise visual elements.
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To be precise, Ms. Field is the one who made the final decision.
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So, it'll be a bit of a wait — 22016 years, to be precise.
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One example is the creation of more precise crowns and dentures by dentists.
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All this cutting edge design comes at a price: $289.99 to be precise.
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The CH-R is surprisingly light on its feet, with remarkably precise handling.
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Some were more complex than others, but the best were balanced and precise.
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In precise prose, Edugyan crafts an inspiring story of freedom and self-discovery.
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Within, you can calibrate, analyze and log — a precise ruler of your universe.
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Trafficking is covert and illegal, and precise information is not easy to get.
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Her devil has never put this on the table in such precise terms.
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The technology must be "as precise, efficient and specific as possible," he said.
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Yet when it was first developed, its precise mode of action was unclear.
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The challenge, Himes said, will be to pin Sondland down on precise details.
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He was a precise man, an engineer who had once worked for Borax.
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We were not out to expand this, we were very precise and proportionate.
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Addresses are ambiguous, not precise enough or don't even exist in some places.
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And keeping up deals means more than obeying the precise dictates of agreements.
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This butter knife features holes and slots to make precise butter spreads easier.
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I remember the precise moment I became familiar with the name Caroline White.
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No. I want more and more precise surgeries with crazier and crazier gear.
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In precise usage, one stands on a podium and leans on a lectern.
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For 2017, Breakingviews asked them to be more precise than a year ago.
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That never happens in Kingdom Battle; it's far more precise about your chances.
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Or to be more precise, the yeast present in said belly button fluff.
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What's most important to know about the transgenic method is that it's precise.
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The bottle claims to deliver results immediately — after one use, to be precise.
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Can providers design more precise and verifiable measures of student outcomes and success?
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"The accusations are extreme, certainly, but they are also precise," the official said.
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But they're also directionally right, even if more precise data will arrive later.
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Filmed in Herscher's native New Zealand, the series is impressively polished and precise.
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Within seconds, our real-time location appeared as precise coordinates in the database.
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The precise effectiveness of a homemade cotton mask is thus far mostly unknown.
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The reason for wanting precise gravity measurements was practical as well as scientific.
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Historically, it's been difficult to determine the precise ideological position of the court.
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Or, to use the precise dictionary typography, jem′ə nī΄ versus jem′ənē΄.
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I make a version with wild mushrooms — dried wild mushrooms, to be precise.
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Understand that the probabilities change as our knowledge of its precise orbit changes.
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Here, regardless of precise release methods, are the week's nine most significant albums.
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The censorship is not a precise art, but it is a constant presence.
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The precise effect, in terms of a numerical percentage, is of course uncertain.
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They're fast, they're precise, you can do some really fun things with them.
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MS: High-pressure, really precise jet of water that can cut through anything.
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The precise crunch of each unrefined Trapani sea-salt crystal waiting to dissolve.
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The medical classifications were determined to be more objective and precise than race.
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It's more precise to describe the size of angles in terms of pi.
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Though even cutting off pi at 15 digits allows for extremely precise measurements.
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On the contrary, it means being ruthlessly and tenderly precise about what happened.
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"Make it contemporary by making sure the edges aren't too precise," he said.
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Many Americans cast ballots whose weight was diluted by precise, data-driven gerrymanders.
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Without revealing precise figures, Mr. Manley said the plant was now highly profitable.
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It has been his precise average in each of the last four seasons.
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At my church, to be precise, during coffee hour following the weekly service.
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VR headsets need high-quality sensors to track the precise movement of users.
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Further study is also difficult because of mysteries about the slab's precise origin.
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The form requires taut, precise storytelling; spongy over-explanations do not suit it.
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In one mesmerizing sequence, the protagonist shadowboxes in precise rhythm with the percussion.
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Those who spoke on the record did not want their precise whereabouts described.
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My irons can be pretty precise and my chipping can be really good.
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"It's nice and vague, and in this context, vague equals precise," she said.
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And I don't know what precise calculations informed the decisions concerning his departure.
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The precise footsteps for a stunt block on kick coverage are mapped out.
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The energetic illustrations are whimsical on one page, scientifically precise on the next.
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The Warriors love to pass, but Kerr wants them to be more precise.
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Everyone I spoke with for this article echoed the same advice: Be precise.
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Precise details about where the drones were fired from have yet to emerge.
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Precise details about where Sunday's drones were fired from have yet to emerge.
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The precise number of passengers on board has been difficult to pin down.
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The $99 Pencil is a hyper-precise pointer, specialized, superb for artistic tasks.
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The C93 offers pixel-level contrast with deep black levels and precise highlights.
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The answer is precise: Until recently, eggs Kejriwal belonged only to South Mumbai.
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In the earliest journal, dated 1837, the penmanship is crisp, the margins precise.
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China has been ambiguous about its precise territorial claims around such artificial islands.
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It did not explain the precise methods used to reach the new figure.
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It is, to be precise, Rosencrantz who theorizes about the nonexistence of England.
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But something important in Pina's work is that feelings are very precise too.
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He said that in the future a "limited and precise rationale" might emerge.
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Additional details, including the precise number of Americans killed, were not immediately available.
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The Oculus Rift, which produces precise localized audio, sells for six hundred dollars.
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An Elizabeth Warren event is like the candidate herself: well-organized, precise, unpretentious.
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"The rioters' goals in attacking Albro's home were multiple but precise," she wrote.
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Her performance here was the total opposite: energetic, precise, committedly plastic and fiery.
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Numbers have a certain mystique: They seem precise, exact, sometimes even beyond doubt.
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The precise numbers offered by some testing services raise eyebrows among genetics researchers.
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Thus a candidate's precise positions may matter less than his or her coattails.
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Federal investigators are still looking for the precise source of the virulent strain.
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The brothers asked that precise details about their academic records not be disclosed.
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It is unclear what precise method will be used to save Trump's tweets.
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Ms. Bossavy considers the method less precise and makes fixing mistakes more difficult.
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A series of interconnected questions about their precise meaning cried out for resolution.
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Even now, investigators have not determined the precise motive in the Gebrev case.
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On another point, Justice Gorsuch pressed Mr. Dvoretzky for a more precise response.
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The precise details of the Faafu Atoll deal have not been kept secret.
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Another product I tried from "As Seen On TV" was the Precise Pedi.
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Yet the precise means by which sex led to a baby remained hidden.
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Over the coming weeks negotiators will try to hammer out the precise details.
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MONACO — Looking back, Vadim Vasilyev can pinpoint the precise moment A.S. Monaco changed.
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It was about being patient and putting the ball in a precise place.
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It in no way even tried to mirror the precise phrasing of intelligence.
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Made from quality German steel, they can perform precise chopping, slicing, and cutting.
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A precise death toll is impossible for those outside Iran's government to confirm.
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I'm a guy: I only shop if I have to buy something precise.
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President Trump is hardly precise or consistent in his wording on many topics.
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Measuring the precise impact of any particular gift or investment is more difficult.
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Mr. Applebaum partnered the brightly precise Lauren King with a remarkably light touch.
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Apps on smartphones send precise location data sometimes thousands of times a day.
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"It is precise and it's good and we loved it," Ms. Urbaityte said.
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Trump's precise plans for pharma are more confusing than clarifying at this point.
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Mr. Mohseni-Ejei did not specify the bail amount or the precise charges.
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Dr. Bustamante's software is not designed to offer precise percentages of genetic ancestry.
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The precise causes of many common mental illnesses and neurological disorders elude us.
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A straight-ahead data analysis would yield a precise result — say, seven people.
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The precise nature and size of the candidate risk is up for debate.
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This frequency never, ever changes, which is great for making precise time measurements.
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The precise configuration of political forces isn't what Democratic Party leaders were expecting.
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You have to be really precise about what you want, what the film needs.
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With precise and deliberate motions, she cut a thin line around the disk's circumference.
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This precision cooker uses water kept at a precise temperature to cook food evenly.
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Only this one has a precise star map based on their child's due date.
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The measurement label on the side makes for accurate and precise pouring every time.
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By relying on users rather than Facebook employees, Safety Check could be more precise.
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And in order to show that, his haircut and his shave must be precise.
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The Park Service did not indicate the precise times that the photos were taken.
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I remember the precise moment that I realized I regretted voting for Donald Trump.
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"We're still trying to determine the precise number of cars affected," the spokesman said.
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Organize your trip's nitty gritty details A lot of travelers keep a precise schedule.
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Then there is the preoccupation with the precise racial mixture of the royal baby.
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The technique, they claim, is now nearly precise enough to detect Earth-mass planets.
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Holding your brush perpendicular to your eyes will help get the most precise application.
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And, in Newell's case, not knowing the precise amount is a recipe for disaster.
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Hobson's prose is as intense as it is precise, and the results are unnerving.
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Coupling the ultrasound sensor with machine learning allows for a much more precise reading.
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Look at the precise way she tucks the sleeves under; the swift double fold.
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With a fine blade, Pearse creates fluid, freeform motifs by making precise structural cuts.
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It's a Danish word without a precise analog, but loosely translated as cozy contentment.
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But 5G will also provide precise information about other vehicles' location, speed and intent.
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Mr Trump's scorn for facts makes his precise world view hard to pin down.
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Crucially, the CFPS logged precise information about the date and location of each test.
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Their internal chemistries demand precise power levels, which they, like all loads, never get.
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But the seabed and its lucrative mineral deposits are not allocated in precise form.
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The precise time of Maria's abduction has been in dispute almost from the beginning.
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But the precise statements made during the sessions have been largely unknown, until now.
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So because of this limiting, precise decisions had to be made back then instinctually.
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Look for a high-quality scale capable of precise measurements down to the milligram.
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He laid out for me the precise strategy he uses to advance his career.
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These instruments have to be extremely precise—if the telescope is unstable, you're screwed.
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While precise, these eventually stop being accurate, as their atoms get lost over time.
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Somehow, this will perfectly appeal to a precise segment of the movie-watching population.
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The headset motion is precise and fluid, without the "swimminess" that I've experienced elsewhere.
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Beyond that, to fathom the precise value of religiosity in voters' minds remains difficult.
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Pop is energetic and amenable while working, but he is also firm and precise.
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To be precise, it drives her up , into the relative safety of the rooftops.
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This story has been updated to reflect a more precise definition of self-help.
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Guidone said understanding the precise nature of the surgery helps to understand higher costs.
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Once you see Shaffir as trolling, the nature of his joke seems more precise.
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Their Lordships might even demand a second referendum on the precise terms of Brexit.
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The exposed ceiling, insulation, and pipes are beautifully painted, at once rough and precise.
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Before that happens, the system needs to be optimized, and made much more precise.
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The precise story, as in so many matters of history, is open to debate.
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Researchers can't calculate the precise number because China considers this information a state secret.
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The size of the average deductible is up — 212% since 2008, to be precise.
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To be precise, they're structured like the Academic Aptitude Exam, the SATs of Chile.
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The feeling is reminiscent of the real world, but it's not nearly as precise.
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But the EU is a legal construct which likes words to have precise meanings.
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It will be up to John Roberts to decide what precise form it takes.
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The tone of today's filing and subsequent call was much more cold and precise.
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To be precise, no one has been spammed since the middle of last night.
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Certainly there are sequences in this movie that I needed to be very precise.
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The FEC has a chance to specify more precise, tougher rules of the road.
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"I don't want to give a precise number because things can change," Burke says.
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But remarkably few (22, to be precise) of the original provisions have been frozen.
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The embassy did not give further details or a precise location for the incident.
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When you're done, save it and its precise location is saved to Artopia's service.
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Like its name suggests, watermelon is packed full of H20 (92% to be precise).
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The researchers were better able to control blood circulation and take more precise measurements.
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TL;DR: Get the precise AncestryDNA Genetic Ethnicity + Traits test for $69 at Amazon.
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He calls this "a new style"—"the perfect balance" of the precise and lyrical.
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The most recent range marks the most precise prediction for re-entry so far.
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Altercations over precise borders occasionally flare up in the "trijunction" region of the Himalayas.
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A ministry spokeswoman said the precise amount would depend on Intel's final expansion proposals.
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In two lengthy emails, he detailed the precise methods used to calculate the grades.
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Republicans have promised to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act (precise plans, TBD).
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"That means that we can have quite precise control on the nutrients," she added.
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We want to be very precise and very selective about how we can help.
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It's just that these days, we have a more precise way to measure meditation.
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The camera is precise enough to zoom in on the threading of a screw.
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They test for over 250 breeds from Afghan Hound to Yorkie with precise results.
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If successful, the clock will be the most precise atomic clock flown in space.
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They have advanced and precise weapons, and with their intelligence they can help us.
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The constant project of our girl selves seeming to require odd and precise attentions.
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Side-by-side, you can see how much more precise Adidas' TPU manufacturing got.
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The database includes network names (SSID), precise geolocation, and *plaintext* passwords, among other data.
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To be more precise, I have been following Manifesto, his 13-screen video installation.
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"We have not verified the precise source," the executive, Gary Aitkenhead, told Sky News.
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"There's a lot going on, but it's very precise," Stanton said of Torres' swing.
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Jun Ye makes the world's most precise clocks using lasers and oscillating strontium atoms.
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"Clearly, I should have been more precise with respect to Paul's role," he said.
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The laser shoots a precise red beam out of the 01's back end.
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She also has this very precise awareness of how sexy a moment could be.
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Americans bought a record number of cars last year, 17.5 million to be precise.
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I thought the precise wording of Travis Kalanick's email to the employees was interesting.
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The precise origin of the rockets or who fired them was not immediately clear.
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It is remarkably precise, which the Navy says could limit collateral damage in wartime.
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You'll get good at timing and more precise movement as you work at spells.
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The defending champions leveraged positional versatility with prescient, pinpoint passing and ultra-precise shooting.
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QUOTE OF THE DAY "It is more precise than a bullet" USS Ponce Capt.
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With built-in neodymium drivers, it offers precise, crystal clear, and distortion-free sound.
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This is a more precise response to trade violations than a 45 percent tax.
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Just because reproductive injuries aren't concrete or precise doesn't justify refusing legal remedies outright.
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To get started, Voltaggio preheats a water bath at a precise 150 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Today, they report they've made one ten times as precise using a new technique.
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It was a machine-precise process so smooth that it only barely looked human.
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The companies did not disclose the precise value of the cash-and-stock deal.
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But the precise experience of the cultural Cold War is unlikely to be repeated.
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Alice's boyfriend inadvertently takes a photo of the precise moment she finds Mizuko's account.
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Bass is full, rich, and precise: it's a winner on both quantity and quality.
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The setup is supposed to gather precise data about the movement of malaria mosquitoes.
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Ramljak, who will steer the 15-month restructuring, did not give a precise date.
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Precise moments in time can be found, like pressed flowers, preserved in their pages.
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But it is not only fruit and nut farmers who benefit from being precise.
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At the moment it does this with precise, and precisely aimed, doses of herbicide.
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Exactly how precise this is (or how easy to use) remains to be seen.
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"The house is so precise, you can't bury anything behind a wall," he said.
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This approach of cooking is super precise, yielding tender, flavorful results every single time.
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This approach of cooking is super precise, yielding tender, flavorful results every single time.
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His writing is precise, well-observed and witty in a sober sort of way.
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But many of them aren't as precise as Sandtagious, and therefore not as satisfying.
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The first is laser autofocus, which should make for faster and more precise focusing.
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However, the official declined to elaborate or provide a precise timetable for completing negotiations.
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Well, a solution of water and 20 to 25 percent ethanol, to be precise.
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The dispute revolves around the precise type of bush the honey is derived from.
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A precise number could not be calculated because four did not answer the question.
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Or, to be more precise, by federal and state legislators' obsession with standardized testing.
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"Lots of insurers are drilling down to the precise granularity of risk," he said.
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When combined with special enzymes, CRISPR can be turned into a precise diagnostic tool.
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Still, the precise reasons why this would make the dyes so unstable remained unclear.
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Genetic tests are used to find the precise vulnerabilities of a particular patient's cancer.
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" He added, "You don't want to miss the musically precise staging of Jack Hofsiss.
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The designers' precise plans for Oscar de la Renta are still to be decided.
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Miller described Heyer as precise with her work, as witty and being like family.
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The new feature doesn't actually show you the precise location of your loved one.
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Putting precise numbers around this decline is tricky, as liquidity is an ephemeral concept.
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The company hasn't been forthcoming about tabulating the precise sources of these profits, however.
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Some view Iran's statement as a precise ultimatum and a roadmap for next steps.
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Republicans need to be more precise when it comes to the definition of socialism.
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Her German was stiff and precise: nothing like the casual warmth of her English.
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Her show was breezy and precise, one masterwork of sly songwriting after the next.
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Frenchness is in play via precise techniques and well-defined flavors, not haughty service.
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"It couldn't be used for precise targeting," he said in a recent email exchange.
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Determining the precise minute to arrive at the ER is a critically important decision.
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A good beard trimmer should be precise, versatile, and safe and easy to use.
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Schwartz had encouraged her to set aside the careful, precise side of her temperament.
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Most terrifyingly, we may never know the precise motivations that spurred on this move.
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Even slightly more precise wind-speed projections would help airlines greatly reduce fuel costs.
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Every check was made for the same precise amount of $59 (in Canadian dollars).
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Reed, 25, has been as precise at the event as he has been fiery.
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The hope is that our movie is going to be great because it's precise.
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Despite repeated requests, the Pentagon as of Thursday refused to provide a precise breakdown.
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Degas is wickedly precise; you feel he's satirizing a leap that really did happen.
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As for the precise nature of those interactions, Buck and Axel could only theorize.
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The precise "manner" of the child's death was listed as undetermined, the Oregonian reported.
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The precise number of those who were Somali is not yet clear, Hassan said.
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But scientists creating ultra-precise new atomic clocks don't really have you in mind.
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Super precise clocks like these can be used to probe never-before-seen physics.
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I watched them run a practice, and everything was at high speed, really precise.
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McGuire has an extraordinary talent for picturing a moment, offering precise, sharp, cinematic details.
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These are ludicrously precise experiences, with carefully designed levels and gorgeous Quake-esque visuals.
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But specifically because these are planned communities built to precise specifications, they are fragile.
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What Barber and Pope figured out was a way to test that precise question.
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Security tools can become more precise by using models such as Deep Neural Networks.
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Of course that doesn't mean Trump necessarily needs to hit any precise numerical target.
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Allover WarmthNow that you've been a student of clean and precise shapes — forget everything.
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Then, you can get more precise as you apply color along your lower lashline.
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You'll see each other again soon—tomorrow night at 6pm ET, to be precise.
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Yet the outcome was the precise opposite of what Bolton has been clamoring for.
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With such unadorned components, the dish depends on a precise texture for its impact.
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It's a precise ritual repeated again and again: pack, pour, pack, pour, pack, pour.
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The good news is that in this case the precise number doesn't really matter.
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As Hamby concludes: You know who knows the precise composition of this year's electorate?
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Google's YouTube will also stop showing precise subscriber counts on channels starting this month.
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"The windows are tight, and the throws have to be more precise," Fisher said.
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I bought a paper and went into a restaurant—the Tnuva, to be precise.
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He points to the increasingly precise dating of archaeological sites in the Fertile Crescent.
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CyberGhost VPN has been around for a while now — seven years to be precise.
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The precise provenance of the dispute was still a matter of disagreement on Monday.
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For most of the last two months, Woods's iron play has been spectacularly precise.
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He was a stocky redheaded teenager with a precise style and tasteful trick selection.
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And as my calendars show, I was very precise about listing who was there.
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The presiding judge, T.S. Ellis III, demands both precise questioning and a breakneck pace.
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When introducing his panade recipe, Olney emphasized that the precise measurements don't matter much.
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Cryan told journalists "we aim for a profit" in 22017 without being more precise.
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The Times app did not request precise location data and did not send it.
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Con Ed was still investigating the precise source of the equipment failures on Friday.
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Even with the precise CRISPR method mentioned in the article, mistakes can be made.
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It's hard to pin down the precise number of Dutch marijuana producers moving west.
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Both sides say there is no precise figure as much depends on future developments.
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The precise, sunshine-yellow of a freshly baked sheet cake (above), before it's frosted.
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It is treasuring the ball, cherishing possession, every touch perfect and every pass precise.
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The category is a catchall, and there is no precise definition of the boundaries.
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The language of politics is cautious, precise, and neutered, full of jargon and technicalities.
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Whatever the precise mix of motives, what's happening in Puerto Rico is utterly shameful.
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Mitski's songs about love are a tangle of mixed messages in precise, idiosyncratic packages.
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The planes have to stay on course and be so precise in their path.
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And we can't be exactly precise if it would be a 25% down move.
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The format, objectives and even precise location of the next negotiations remain a mystery.
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"Our wines have become more elegant and precise, and less extracted," said Sébastien Sigaud.
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But there were not precise plans on how any of these things would work.
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Hurley is a writer's writer, his descriptions of landscape and character precise and evocative.
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We cannot tolerate such an evasion of the Constitution's very explicit, textually precise design.
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Few have seen it, and those who have intentionally keep its precise location secret.
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He would cite the precise case number and list the defendant's name in full.
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I'm struck by how quiet and precise his movements can be within the frame.
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In less precise terms, Tesla also said it expected to show positive cash flows.
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A self-taught sommelier with precise, far-ranging taste, she builds the wine lists.
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"His precise ability to do specific things, again, we may never know," he said.
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Arguments over the precise solutions in kindergarten-through-12th-grade education are rightfully endless.
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Downward-looking radar could provide data to generate earlier and more precise storm warnings.
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They'll give you a latitude and longitude that is precise but not necessarily accurate.
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He explained that the U.S. military has precise requirements for aluminum in defense applications.
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Drawing on Renaissance techniques, representational elements are conveyed using loose brushwork to precise effect.
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The targeting can be precise, but the source of the ad might be opaque.
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In more precise terms of logic and scientific method, they will be sui generis.
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Satellite photos indicate a sophisticated and precise operation, with clean strikes on Abqaiq's facilities.
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Dr. Schuchat from the C.D.C. said she understood the desire for more precise information.
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This pinot noir from Lemelson is floral and fruity, well focused, earthy and precise.
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Still, the Chinese authorities have acknowledged the difficulty in knowing the outbreak's precise scale.
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Crease Brush, which costs only $3 but still gives you a precise, even blend.
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But as cheerleading was becoming more technical, the music needed to be more precise.
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I was given a more precise diagnosis of bipolar disorder and immediately changed drugs.
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And AI can help make more precise judgments about which drugs threaten public health.
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Tit-tat, clickety-clack, this way and that, his fingers go—steely, precise, menacing.
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The Nutcracker is embodied by a woman, the aptly crisp and precise Brittany DeStefano.
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As with regular baking, it's always best to be precise by weighing your ingredients.
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For those who conceive through in-vitro fertilization, due date predictions are more precise.
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