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Results of qualitative studies provide insights into the encumbrance that fatigue inflicts on patients with fibromyalgia and the concomitant problem of articulating to their doctors what is wrong.

The ability of articulating devices to offer useful range of movement during treatment has been questioned and may be due to the difficulty in reproducing movement about the ankle joint axis [24].

Awards ceremonies are, essentially, a short-hand way of articulating appreciation; to rank by order is significantly easier than accepting multiplicity or eloquently describing in words why two things can be beautiful in different ways.

She the author of more than 150 short stories in The New Yorker; he her editor; both of them articulate to a degree normal people need not bother even to aspire to.

Brian L. Roberts, Comcast's president, and Stephen Burke, an executive vice president, did a fine job of articulating their case to investors at a meeting in Manhattan yesterday.

We are just on the verge of articulating our right to know somebody's sexual point of view.

Locke's Second Treatise contributes greatly to the project of articulating a political philosophy to serve the interests and values of this ascending class.

One is fretting corrosion due to the movement of articulating surfaces causing damage to one or both surfaces.

This kind of conception was articulated to some extent by John Maynard Keynes in his Treatise on Probability (1921).

To sum up, the developing literature on external voting first suggests to exploring how the worldwide diffusion of external voting articulates to domestic political processes.

It was smug pedantry -- there is no other type of pedantry -- articulated to show off.