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PICS bags are conventionally closed by a twist-tie (TT) method, which involves twisting, folding, and tying the lip of each layer individually with a cord.
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These are conventionally judged the greatest American painters, with Cy Twombly, Jasper Johns, Robert Rauschenberg and Andy Warhol close behind.
A few are conventionally figurative.
two decisions which are conventionally managed independently.
Not all of them are conventionally pretty.
Without photographic artifice, women who are conventionally perfect remain so.
Just as fascinating, though, is the story of her own life and how she used photography as a passport to worlds conventionally closed to women.
Austenitic stainless steels cannot be conventionally surface treated at temperatures close to 550 °C due to intense precipitation of nitrides or carbides.
Cytotoxic chemotherapy is conventionally administered at a dose close to its maximum-tolerated dose, with breaks to allow the recovery of normal tissues.
The latter two are absent under window conditions, but gross shape distortions (closest to what is conventionally referred to as 'melt fracture') always set in, i.e. both at window conditions and otherwise, when a critical stress level is attained.
For example, free-range chickens, and their eggs, are closer to wild chickens than is conventionally, group-raised poultry.
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