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is sources
noun
The person, place or thing from which something (information, goods, etc.) comes or is acquired.
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It is, sources say, subject to a high bar and has been used on fewer than 10 occasions.
"One concern I think the American people have is sources hiding behind their anonymity to provide selective information to generate attacks," he said.
All of it has been reported in the last couple of weeks by what passes for reputable media in Russia that is, sources that publish news that the Kremlin wants people to know.
All of it has been reported in the last couple of weeks by what passes for reputable media in Russia — that is, sources that publish news that the Kremlin wants people to know.
Boundaries also manufacture new forms of capital, that is, sources of relational value in the workplace, that also threaten solidarity among workers.
Whatever it is, sources tell us it's caught the eye of investors in the shape of celebrity tech investor Ashton Kutcher and Guy Oseary, who just happens to be Madonna's manager.
What makes FindTheBest special is the quality of the data they've gathered from government and other trusted sources, the transparency into how the data is sources, and the tools to slice, dice and manipulate it.
The general concept used in environmental science is to establish target and critical levels of contaminants, that is sources that could be tolerated at target receptors or locations before the pollution or operational risk becomes unacceptable.
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