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The learning enables the speaker to (1) navigate along the semantic relations between proplets, (2) produce language-dependent word form surfaces from the core values of proplets traversed, and (3) handle function word14 precipitation, micro word order, and agreement.
With respect to Time 1, navigated patients had a diagnostic test completion rate of 211 events among 245 patients versus 203 events among 245 control patients.
Henrik Stenson made a hole in one at No. 13, navigating the 175-yard layout with a 7-iron.
ID9101224 Navigating Isfahan by its old teahouses and new coffee shops is a nice way to spend an afternoon.
Mahmudullah, scourge of England in the World Cup and Buttler's sender-offer-in-chief, played a fine hand of 75, navigating Bangladesh to the final 10 overs, when Mortaza (44) exploded.
Right to the end of her working life, she liked nothing better than prowling around a train station, this small unobtrusive figure with the Olympus OM1 navigating the waves of commuters, unseen and mooching.
PAGE 18 Navigating Hudson Cleanup Community involvement in one of the largest industrial cleanups in United States history is shaping up as a crucial element in the dredging of the Hudson for PCB's.
Each experiment isolated a specific task common to FPS games: (1) monitoring ammunition, (2) monitoring health, (3) matching the weapon to the situation, and (4) navigating the environment.
3. Navigating your own desires and reactions.
2. Navigating relationships is a whole other ball game.
