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Ever thorough, Criterion has packaged the feature with a disc of Mr. Polanski's rarely seen short films, making this two-disc set a nearly definitive edition of his early works.
She's relieved that he's gone — except, in a coup de théâtre that is the movie's best-realized inspiration, Winfried is still around, and what occurs with his reappearance is both the crux of the film and its moment of nearly definitive collapse.
The imaging characteristics of various tracheobronchial masses are often nearly definitive in determining the diagnosis; however, if not, then tissue may be obtained for pathological analysis.
MANCHESTER, N.H. -- Mitt Romney is all but certain to sweep Tuesday's five presidential primaries, marking a nearly definitive end to the Republican nomination process.
Data found at the Allen Developing Mouse Brain Atlas suggest that the Ghrh cell distribution is nearly definitive from E18.5 onwards (no significant change compared to P28).
The court's decision is the most definitive ruling yet in a case that began nearly three years ago when the agents filed their lawsuit.
The data are the most definitive yet in support of the increasingly attractive idea that reverse transcription and cytoplasmic transport occur within an intact (or nearly intact) capsid.
The science, though, is not nearly so definitive.
It is a song that can only register if invested with an operatic intensity, and Ms. Kole rose to the occasion with an anguished performance whose mixture of rage and grief nearly matched the definitive recording by Audra McDonald.
Cooder's uncommonness as an artist is the exemplification of Rainer Maria Rilke's remarks, originally made about Cezanne, "The further one goes, the more private, the more personal, the more singular an experience becomes, and the thing one is making is, finally, the necessary, irrepressible, and, as nearly as possible, definitive utterance of this singularity".
"Citi was negotiating in good faith and nearly completed the definitive agreements".
