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On Page 2 of the rough draft, I had to pause and define the term "penis man".

The objective of this study was to determine how dying patients understand and define the term dignity, in order to develop a model of dignity in the terminally ill.

To truly understand how failure affects motivation, I first needed to explore and define the term "fail".

For further discussion, we introduce and define the term cuproproteome.

Very importantly, he recently passed a transition bill that is going to regulate and end the usurpation of power and define the terms of this transition government that is supposed to get us to free and fair elections.

We next present this system architecture and define the terms used in the rest of the paper.

Rove and the right-wing super PACs are using this period to define President Obama, define Mitt Romney and define the terms of this debate.

314, provided for establishment grants and defined the term "new community college", prior to repeal by section 1001(a) of Pub.

In 1944 he published his most notable book, Axis Rule In Occupied Europe wherein he took a legal analysis of German rule in occupied countries and defined the term genocide.

This difference could be attributed to variations in setting and defining the term male involvement in ANC/PMTCT.

It describes the electromagnetic spectrum and defines the terms that are used to quantify the field of radiation.