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It has been suggested that the Scottish Terrier can make a good watchdog due to its tendency to bark only when necessary and because it is typically reserved with strangers, although this is not always the case.

"That would be an atypical manifestation of heart disease, because it is typically the left shoulder," Donoghue said.

October, after the usual monsoon months, is prime trekking season because it is typically the driest month.

Implementing collaborative care for depression in small rural primary care clinics presents unique challenges because it is typically not feasible to employ on-site mental health specialists.

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Office furniture is a useful indicator because it is typically one of the last things businesses buy when they begin spending after a recession.

The firm holds its companies for longer periods, because it's typically taking big swings on technologies that are being applied to new markets, or in novel ways to disrupt existing markets.

That's because only a small minority of dentists an estimated 32 percent accept Medicaid patients, because, it's typically said, the government-set reimbursement rates fall below those typical for private dental practices.

But Richard I. Sichel, chief investment officer at Philadelphia Trust, which manages $1.5 billion, said energy was "not the best leader to have because it's typically based on higher energy prices".

Shred blocks of Monterey Jack and Colby cheeses; it's best not to use pre-shredded cheese, because it's typically coated with some type of starch or cellulose powder.

Installment debt has much less of an effect on your credit score than revolving, or credit card debt, because it's typically secured by something and is less risky for the lender.