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It is open just enough to reveal that its definitions were written in traditional Chinese characters, with all their complex strokes, rather than the simplified characters instituted by the Communist government, Ms. von Spee said.

It is an attempt to do away with collective bargaining in education and to institute instead individual contracts based on evaluations with a punitive character, in order to justify firings.

However, of course, doing a hundred things humans enjoy doing means only that Walden Two is vaguely defined, not that its culturally instituted habits and the character of its institutions merit emulation.

Some of these bills would limit or end bulk data collection, institute greater transparency, and give the secret court that oversees surveillance requests a more adversarial character.

The people want to institute Islamic law!

Sometimes they just institute top-down rules.

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You could institute that gradually.

Would you institute a draft?

Maybe we should institute that.

Against the prevailing approach of Stanislavsky, epitomized in the "building" of a character, Meyerhold instituted a holistic approach whereby the actors did not "mark" the actions but gave prototypical performances in rehearsal.