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The logical positivists demarcated more sharply the line between empirical language and normative language so that ethical propositions could not characteristically approach the status of an empirical science.

And so, what happens in Wuzhen could have a significant influence on China's strategy for tourism, and its retention of historically important sections of towns and cities.  Wuzhen, two hours by bus or train from Shanghai, has been bifurcated and demarcated into the more genuinely historic East Scenic Zone, and the overtly touristic West Zone.

However, the class of corrupt actions has not been adequately demarcated within the more general class of immoral actions.

Since Sept. 11, the class system at airports is more sharply demarcated than ever.

Do we really think that the phases of life randomly demarcated by age are more significant than external circumstances?

In these bivalves, too, the adductor muscle is more clearly demarcated into "quick" (striated) and "slow" (smooth) components for rapid and sustained adduction respectively.

In the Bay Area, the market had always been more clearly demarcated: the Giants had the rights to San Francisco and San Mateo Counties, and the A's controlled Alameda and Contra Costa Counties.

Though it was reddened, I could clearly see that Matt had already created the illusion of my scalp being thickly stubbled, my hairline more clearly demarcated.

The profiling information and example results are more clearly demarcated in the revision.

Nodular heterotopia has similar naked eye appearances although the nodules are usually more well demarcated from the cortex and do not show coalescence [ 14, 15].

The PNETs were more sharply demarcated from adjacent brain than the glial tumours, had no vascular endothelial proliferation or pseudopalisading necrosis and were immunonegative for GFAP (Fig.  1a).