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Given the always increasing complexity of testing and results interpretation, a more articulate post-test counseling and longer-term clinical management are necessary.

However, these patterns were not evident as participants who articulated post-release plans ranged in overall sentence length, proximity to release, as well as security classification.

That was my aim -- to articulate the post-cold-war era".

It shows that the Republicans are not fired up and it's going to take a nominee who can clearly articulate a post-Bush vision for the country".

The same imagination that gave rise to chattel slavery, lynchings and Jim Crow is now used to articulate a "post-racial" voice and animate a "colorblind" vision in the name of black elitism and racial exceptionalism.

Ironically in France, because of the political associations The Stranger attracted after the 1961 Paris massacre [the bloody crackdown by French police on an Algerian anti-war protest], the text that first tried to articulate a post-ideological age was one that struggled to do so".

They have articulated limbs post-orally.

A column in The Huffington Post articulated this dark fear, which I'd characterize instead as a delightful reprieve.

During the 2010 leadership election, David Miliband did not quite articulate a new post-Blair politics, perhaps because he felt constrained by the presence of his brother.

30 Patients are rarely able to anticipate and/or articulate their own post-discharge needs 30 and while many perceive discharge home as the start of a 'proper' recovery, 42 the transition between hospital and home is often unexpectedly difficult.

May 15 2013 May 18 201313 This articulate experimentalist focusses on post-Cunningham neo-classicism, treating the steps and technique of ballet as objects to be analyzed and deconstructed.