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The reason the different types of wolves and coyotes continue to be so difficult to cleanly delineate and identify, said Dr. Bradley White, an author on the study who is a geneticist at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, is that there has been so much interbreeding between these entities in their recent evolutionary past.

"Flags delineate territory," Ms. Tanney said.

"There is no party like the Free Democrats," he said, trying to delineate his party from the Greens, whose ecology-friendly conservatism was winning new friends among German entrepreneurs.

Farmers once blackened tree stumps to delineate the boundaries of their farms, said Mr. Gottlieb, the historian.

Shieber said the hall "does not delineate between one era or another".

The management organization, he said, is intended to "sharply delineate" the two major tasks facing I.B.M.: "the execution of today's e-business strategy, which will be led by Sam Palmisano, and that development -- the rapid development -- of the new e-business world that John Thompson will lead".

"A charge needs to clearly delineate that it's a charge," Ms. Lensing said.

"I'm not as confident that we can clearly delineate between offensive and defensive weapons, in general," said Paul Scharre, a weapons analyst at the Center for a New American Security, a Washington-based policy group.

"Much more research is needed to delineate the role of endocrine disrupters (including BPA)," said Skakkebaek, whose research in the early 1990s brought attention to the issue of declining semen quality among males in the developed world.

"It's very important for me to delineate that the play is not about me," he said, "nor are there references to any of the marriages".

The historians said this scholarship, much of it new, delineates a different history than the one the justices relied on in 1986.