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The corporate media also has its categories of "weakness" and "strength" exactly backwards, hence the praise of Hillary Clinton for her toughness.

All the continuous variables were re-grouped into categorical forms (e.g. BMI was regrouped as Under Weight, Healthy Weight, Over-Weight and Obese) also, age has its categories as age two, age three, age four and five.

On the flip-side, the iPad also runs iPhone OS (though a different flavor (3.2) right now than any other iPhone OS device), yet it has its own category.

Think of it as Google Plus ing your friendships each has its own category.

It's evident then why the enterprise market now has its own category for "mobile device management.

Having just celebrated its fifth birthday in Austin, it comes as no surprise that the W Hotel has its own category in the hotel world.

Each level has its novum, the category or group of categories that distinguish the level from the lower ones.

They defend the idea that desert claims fall into different categories, and that each category has its own distinctive sort of justification (see, for example, Feinberg 1970, Sher 1987, and Lamont 1994).

It's considerably official not only does it have its own category page on eBay, antique beer collectors have their own non-profit corporation, the American Breweriana Association.

Each of these categories has its own specific attributes and limitations.

Obviously, each of these categories has its own advantages and drawbacks [9].