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The more humankind leaves its mark in the form of light pollution, the less vivid and vibrant the lights appear.
The area's Woodland peoples left their most lasting mark in the form of large mounds built of thousands of basketfuls of clay and earth.
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An Episode of Diaeresis A diaeresis (also spelled "dieresis") is a diacritical mark in the form of two dots, like an umlaut, placed over a vowel to indicate that it is pronounced as a separate syllable.
Signs of Neolithic, bronze age and Roman times are present in the earthworks and tumuli, while the 20th century has left its own mark in the form of a second world war underground bunker.
The attacks of Sept. 11 have also left their mark in the form of Bill O'Connor, a retired New York City police officer who is one of the guards who patrol the ferries with an "explosives detection dog".
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As already mentioned above, an Experiencer-subject predicate normally occurs in the stative-evaluative construction, typically marked by a degree marker in the form [Exp-DEG-Verb].
The playing field is marked in the form of an open irregular pentagon measuring 39 1/2 ft (12 m) on three sides and 28 ft on the other two (see diagram).
To distinguish the samples with different doping levels, the Sn/TiO2 NRs were marked in the form of Sn/TiO2-a%, where a% is the molar ratio of SnCl4/TBOT.
This happened because the participants marked in the form a class as a candidate, but they did not fill the name of the classes.
Turning back to today's news, Airbnb says that the bespoke matching service will give users a way of setting their preferences for homes that will be marked in the form of a "conversation" (which, with the rise of bots, is very much the theme of the moment).
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