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Specialists said that the notes and recordings would link Serbia more explicitly to the war.

(Even retro-leaning pop stars such as Meghan Trainor nod more explicitly to the musical whims of our time).

He has also committed himself more explicitly to corporate responsibility – on employee rights, the environment and monitoring subcontractors overseas.

Today, advancement within both parties is tied more explicitly to supporting floor votes and raising campaign money.

Health encapsulates physical and mental health, wellbeing hints at broader feelings or perceptions of satisfaction and happiness, and productivity refers more explicitly to business-oriented outputs.

Indeed, two groups of black entrepreneurs have founded competitors to Airbnb, with the goal of catering more explicitly to people of color.

Robinson said changes to the checklist, to be tested in the pilot, would "get officers to ask the right questions framed more explicitly at seeking to identify whether coercive control is taking place".

Dixon-Woods and colleagues' concept of candidacy offers a helpful lens through which to explore non-engagement but needs to more explicitly relate to how material and systems level drivers of service utilisation operate to exclude disadvantaged groups.

Before creating Ohlala, Poppenreiter had worked on building Peppr, an app that more explicitly sought to connect clients to sex workers providing "erotic entertainment".

On one hand the scientific community ought to consider more explicitly how to handle the uncertainty (in effectiveness and compliance) associated with mathematical modeling.

I'd like to see oral history more explicitly linked to the creation of historical works.