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be centered for
noun
The point in the interior of a circle that is equidistant from all points on the circumference.
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If you or someone you love is involved in a community organizing effort that focuses on "who will be centered as savor" rather than the single question of what must be centered for the cause to succeed, they should join a different effort.
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Power lines were brought down in Sparta, where the storm was centered for most of the day.
Note that all the figures in Fig. 2 have been centered for easier comparison.
Finally, hybridization data have been centered for each spot.
As explained below, the time profiles were centered for the statistical analysis.
All variables were centered for this analysis (Kraemer et al., 2002).
By the middle of the third period, Holik was centering for the newcomer Ronald Petrovicky and the rookie Jamie Lundmark.
Lovejoy has been paired with Olli Maatta, while Bonino has been centering for Hagelin and Phil Kessel.
I don't believe charter schools take anything away from traditional public schools; rather, I think they can be centers for innovation and models for best practices.
But two cities in particular are centers for the event.
Hubs are centers for collection, rearrangement, and redistribution of commodities in transportation networks.
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