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She forwarded a response that basically outlined the offer that Mr. Schneider had detailed above.

It basically outlined every violation we were about to make and said they were gonna shut us down".

There was this fictional Hurricane Pam a year earlier in which they basically outlined all of these dire consequences that nobody seems to have paid any attention to.

Consequently, not only the translation machinery itself, but its coding toolkit, the code-adapting molecules (tRNA) and aaRSs (initially, advanced ribozymes, then minimalist primitive enzymes) have been evolving to "fit" the probably already basically outlined genetic code (as opposed to the code co-evolving with tRNAs and aaRSs to "fit" translation by minimizing translation errors).

Even though this new memorandum basically outlines the destruction of our country, I remain hopeful that Alexis Tsipras can find the a way to keep that from happening.

"You're going to see systems that can not just recognize the main object in an image but basically will outline every object and give you a textual description of what's happening in the image, kind of a different, more abstract understanding of what's happening".

So it's still pretty bad, basically, a point outlined well when number-crunchers Champion Data appraised this list during the pre-season:"Carlton might be as far away from a premiership as we have ever seen a team," they said.

Mr. Lavrov said it was "very unfortunate that for a long time the Geneva communiqué was basically abandoned," referring to a 2012 document that outlined basic terms for the peace talks.

The system they outlined was basically identical to an expanded rail plan proposed for Bergen that New Jersey Transit, the state's mass transit agency, will hold public hearings on this week and next.

My reason for doing so are outlined here – basically it wasn't widely available in the US and I wanted people here to read it so they might buy my next one.

The administration itself had resisted this measure, but came around after young immigrant activists held protests and lobbied Congress and sent Mr. Obama a letter signed by more than 90 immigration-law professors outlining basically what was announced today.