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A guide to interpreting e-mail sign-offs: "XOXO": Contrary to popular belief, this does not mean "hugs and kisses".
By Emma Rathbone A guide to interpreting e-mail sign-offs: "XOXO": Contrary to popular belief, this does not mean "hugs and kisses".
Earlier in the week of the convention, before there was any data on the magnitude of Mr. Obama's bounce, I used a series of golf metaphors to serve as a guide to interpreting the postconvention numbers.
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As with the other works of Aristotle he prepared a paraphrase of the work entitled De causis et processu universitatis, and used it as a guide to interpreting other works by Aristotle.
Lincoln's view of the Declaration as a moral guide to interpreting the Constitution became influential.
West uses insights from disciplines in the social and natural sciences (archaeology, anthropology, ethnohistory, ecology, geology, and climatology) as a guide to interpret an impressive array of historical sources.
Patients, clinicians and researchers have an easy and practical guide to interpret OHRQoL in more detail.
In these situations, a forest plot (also known as a tornado plot) is helpful as a visual guide to interpret the results.
Nevertheless, we believe using this single number is worthwhile as it is a simple and practical guide to interpret OHIP scores.
