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He says he still hasn't learned to run and terms it "bullshit," but he became obsessed with lifting weights: "I am built for two things: taking punches and lifting weights".

Here again, Imago normalizes the tension and difficulty that all couples go through and terms it the "power struggle" -- a necessary stage for growth of the individual and the relationship.

Montevetrano 1999: $90 ** [Rating: Two Stars] Asimov found cabernet sauvignon aromas and termed it nicely done.

Yet when whole language advocates urge this and term it "balanced" teaching, Dr. Lyon scoffs.

Professor Doig also took note of the silence from business and corporate interests on the stalemate and termed it "puzzling".

But his words fueled an argument with his base, leading some conservatives to call the president's comment "a mistake" and term it "appeasement of a dictatorship".

Domingo-Ferrer initiates epitome of cooperation in privacy and termed it as Co-Privacy [4, 5].

We adapted the method to the JPEG XR standard and termed it transform-based encryption.

Sneed (1971, Ch. II) was the first to describe that particular difficulty in the present manner and termed it the problem of theoretical terms.