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Violence against women has become so normalised it almost constitutes a sort of 'femicide'".

Application of the model and parameter values derived from the catalytic filter analysis to a SCR honeycomb situation constitutes a sort of indirect validation.

All Woolf's work as I know it constitutes a sort of Ovidian metamorphosis where the freedom sought is the freedom to continue becoming, exploring, wandering, going beyond.

IKEA constitutes a sort of borderless nation-state, with seats of power, redoubts of conservatism, second cities, imperial outposts, creative hubs, and administrative backwaters.

Begun in 1997, the series of Trames, borderline works between solo concerto writing and chamber music, and the series of Traces, conceived for solo instruments and real time processing, constitutes a sort of compositional diary for their author, they form as well an important part of his catalogue.

THE SECOND STRATEGIC QUESTION confronting Obama has to do with the relationship between the two chambers of Congress, and it's a question of knowing just how much disagreement between them constitutes a sort of advantageous disharmony — and at what point that disharmony becomes, instead, potentially calamitous.

But The Book of Disquiet, made up of hundreds of short texts that constitute a sort-of narrative, is a perfect match for this drained faculty.

They have come to constitute a sort of abusable underclass.

Look at East Asia, where tutoring and testing constitute a sort of religion.

She wrote no diaries, though the letters constitute a sort of running journal.

Tokens placed in an envelope might have constituted a sort of "bill of lading" or a record of indebtedness.