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Native advertising is the politically correct term for advertorial.

The correct term for her work is probate research.

The correct term for this sense is cracker".

CC: I think there's a politically correct term for that, too.

Do you know the correct term for the sweet course on a menu?

Unfortunately, I'm utterly and completely math-challenged, if that's the politically correct term for it these days.

But the teachers used anatomically/medically correct terms for everything and no one could understand what on earth was going on.

The very notion of a bunch of Trekkies waiting on line at the buffet with their phasers and tricorders strapped to their uniforms was a source of tremendous amusement, not that she knew the correct terms for these 23rd-century devices.

This method is consistent with the perturbation theory and yields correct terms for the approximate solutions but a 'drawback' is present: it is impossible to work in hierarchy, i.e., in the search for symmetries, there is a coupled system between the equations at several orders of approximation, therefore the algebra can increase enormously.

The plot in Fig. 5 C accounts for this order of unitary activity multiplied by a voltage-dependent open probability or, in more correct terms for a Cl−/H+ exchanger, the proportion of time spent in activated transporter states.

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