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Given the clear-cut categorisation of data sources and data items (Table 1), disagreements were uncommon (<2% of feedback measures) and were discussed until consensus was reached.

The clear cut winner?

It was about global warming, but it began with the writer speaking about her stint at jury duty and how simple that had been because, unlike the many complexities of global warming, she and the other jurors had been given a clear cut rule on what the law was they would have to apply to their case by a judge.

To be given very clear cut guidelines of good and evil, right and wrong.

The SMEENK_TP53 ChIP-Chip data did not give as clear cut results as the previous ChIP-Chip data.

Peter, a courier in Kent, who has worked for Hermes, called on the government to give "a clear cut definition" of self-employment.

This validation also gives a clear cut decision rule for the number of factors derived from the OCP.

Pollen viability test, percentage of pollen germination and pollen load on stigmatic surface gave a clear cut evidence that P. dasycaulon is a self-incompatible species under natural condition.

12 Given the lack of clear-cut recommendations, the observed utilisation patterns and the limitations of previous studies, the use and safety of metformin in patients with renal impairment should be further examined in a population-based setting among a broad range of patients with diabetes.

Michael McCormack, the minister responsible for the census, gave a less clear cut version of events at a press conference he held with Kalisch later on Wednesday morning.

And while we are on the subject of pillagers and stolen shit, maybe the Queen can give back the largest clear cut diamond in the world set in the Sovereign sceptre, which was stolen from South Africa.