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Religious scholars use the term qat'i ("definitive," "not subject to interpretation") when they refer to the Koranic verses (or to the authenticated Prophetic tradition, ahadith) whose formulation is clear and explicit and offers no latitude for figurative interpretation.

Between the dramatically vigorous recitation and the interpretation, these performances offered much latitude for displays of talent, and Ion's talent has just won him first prize at a contest in Epidaurus.

While some unions (e.g., the Austrian and Swiss) argued that the recession offered no latitude for representation of the special interests of immigrants, others were less inclined to focus one-sidedly on the state of the economy to the neglect of social trends.

Other documentation refers to check-in offers for Latitude users (link), but again, nothing that specifically says these offers will show up for users checking in on Google+.

Latitude for latitude, this is a subdued replica of the Indian monsoon.

In each case, local authorities have wide latitude for enforcement.

Actually, the law left wide latitude for leniency.

Wide latitude for editors to reject articles is accepted.

The art world, on the other hand, still allows latitude for the stranger byways of fashion.

Such art has few rules and considerable latitude for improvisation.

Because of so many underrepresented voices, the latitude for solution-making in the Philippines is limited.