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"What we consider to be normal is evolving and changing.
That is a level that economists consider to be normal for this stage of the recovery.
She contrasted her attitude toward that of some of their friends in L.A. "We have what I consider to be normal birthday parties," she said.
In many cases, patients showing signs of the disorder often were complaining about noses that most people would consider to be normal.
Denise M. Savageau, the town's conservation director, said there were as many as 120 deer per square mile in some areas of Greenwich, more than 10 times what experts consider to be normal.
"What is it with keepers (Seaman, James, Bosnic, Higuita et al) and dodgy facial hair anyway?" It find it off that you think beards or moustaches constitute "dodgy facial hair" - what do you consider to be normal facial hair?
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If either or all the heavy chains were expressed normally, overall HLA class I expression was considered to be normal.
In all honesty, up until recently – really recently – skin bleaching was considered to be normal in Nigeria.
It seems to be about staking out what the government here considers to be normal and acceptable.
I know the structure of the human body pretty well, and I know that, on the whole, we're pretty well designed to do what could be considered to be normal human functions.
If the dispersion of data is small, the data will be considered to be normal.
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