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Some believe it was originally a noun referring to bamboo stalks, and gradually expanded in use to become a classifier for many things with "vertical, individual, [or] upright qualit[ies]", eventually becoming a general classifier because it was used so frequently with common nouns.

The aforementioned jiè was being used as a general classifier before the Qin Dynasty (221 BCE); it was originally a noun referring to individual items out of a string of connected shells or clothes, and eventually came to be used as a classifier for "individual" objects (as opposed to pairs or groups of objects) before becoming a general classifier.

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"It's becoming a general phenomenon.

Kayzia's of becoming a general practitioner?

He has ambitions of someday becoming a general manager.

Roh rose steadily through the ranks thereafter, becoming a general by 1979.

Computer animations are currently becoming a general model, surpassing film.

Part 2) is crucial in terms of natural selection becoming a general theory.

The dependent variable is the likelihood of becoming a general practitioner before and after the general practice clerkship among medical students of the Maastricht University in 2002/03.

We performed ANOVA (using SPSS) for gender, background characteristics, students' attitudes towards, and the likelihood of becoming a general practitioner (GP) before and after the general practice clerkship.

The metaclass Generalization also specializes DirectedRelationship. Generalization represents a binary relation between a general classifier and a more specific classifier.

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