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Anjana Samant, a lawyer for the Center for Constitutional Rights, which was part of the team that represented the plaintiffs, said that the class of people involved has been defined as those who were disqualified from becoming firefighters by virtue of the tests.

Key foods have been defined as those foods that contribute up to 80percentt of any one nutrient.

The public health workforce has been defined as "those individuals employed by local, state, and federal government health agencies" [ 15].

Traditionally, elderly people have been defined as those aged 65 and older, but the origin of this definition is unknown.

Sporadic strains have been defined as those found only from one person during the study period 1997 2004.

To the Editor: Rural counties have been defined as those lacking a metropolitan center that has a population >50,000 persons (1 ).

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Older people are defined as those 65 years and older.

International students are defined as those who are non-citizen and non-permanent residents.

Restricted guns are defined as those that would be subject to the 1996 buy-back.

Small businesses are defined as those with up to 500 employees.

The "affluent" were defined as those with $250,000 to $1 million in invested assets.

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