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For check inference, participants might think it unnecessary as they were found reading slowly and carefully in the test-taking process, thus there was little need to check what they might have inferred about the text.
The Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday that there were "sharp internal disagreement over matters related to the Clintons, and how to handle those matters fairly and carefully in the middle of a national election campaign".
The nature and scope of these interactions and the potential mechanisms underlying such putative associations will need to be explored much more thoroughly and carefully in the near future, to enable formulation of realistic and cogent public intervention programs aimed at reducing the unacceptably high rates of obesity in children.
Take the bowl and put the pillow slowly and carefully in the bowl.
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The idea is to gently drop the cutting into the hole and carefully in-fill with dirt.
Lower the heat and carefully whisk in the jam, the scraped vanilla bean and seeds, 1 tablespoon of water, a pinch of salt and the lemon juice.
Stir in the salt. 2 Take the pan off the heat and carefully pour in the cream.
Working in batches so that you don't crowd the pan, dip the vegetables in the batter to coat thoroughly, and carefully place in the hot oil.
"A Computer Which Will Solve Every Problem in the World," made in 1984 and installed on Twenty-first Street, is a simple device for counting from three to twelve — and thinking carefully in the process about perception, sameness, and variation.
Stir the yolks and raisins into the rice and carefully fold in the whites.
Discard your mixer in favour of a spatula and carefully fold in the flour, making sure you reach right to the bottom to combine it fully.
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