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Rarely are ethics the impetus, and the nutrition-focused impulse has created a cross section of players on the corner of "I want my meat" and "I want to feel good about it too".

"An entire generation of people were influenced by the smooth beats and trippy or relaxing background aesthetic of early 2000's Adult Swim," says Celsius. "[It] created a cross section of people that enjoyed both anime and wavy hip-hop beats".

Dennis Lehane, who put in shift work as a writer on The Wire, does here for historical Boston what David Simon did for contemporary Baltimore, creating a cross-section of society within a police framework to show city corruption infiltrating every level from the highest down to the street.

a A cross section of the graft.

He created benevolent leadership by forming the Southwest Culture Committee, encompassing a cross section of the company's employees to brainstorm on various issues.

CDC's goal was to create a baseline range of chemical exposure for a cross section of the country's population.

The book's characters are a cross section of Hispanics.

But it was not a cross section of Israeli society.

Figure 8 shows a cross section of a heterojunction FET.

Nor are they a cross section of their communities.

A cross section of that tree was placed in a Nevada casino".