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It reflects precisely in its disorienting rhythms and colors the range of perceptions embedded in the monologue.

But this view is sharply disputed by Mr. Lugar and others who say it reflects "precisely the wrong psychology" in dealing with Manila, as Senator Sam Nunn, a Georgia Democrat put it.

5) A revision of the title has been suggested so that it precisely reflects the findings.

Comparison analysis revealed that DE mPAP reflects more precisely the invasive pressures than DE sPAP does.

However, the percentage was balanced between both groups and the inclusion of these patients reflects more precisely the clinical reality of PC.

Flights rather than air passengers will be taxed from November 2009—a better approach, since it will reflect more precisely the environmental costs of carbon emissions from air travel.Judging by the glee on his face as he listened to his chancellor, Gordon Brown thought that he had stolen a march on the Tories.

Thus, it is imperative that as-built documentation is error-free and reflects precisely what has been installed.

The original music score, a compelling concoction of styles that continually surprises, reflects precisely those feelings.

Their attitude reflects precisely the sort of American pragmatism that Winston Churchill, whom they quoted in their their letter, would have admired.

Although no single model reflects precisely malaria infection of the human, different models collectively provide important information on the mechanisms of protective immunity and immunopathogenesis.

Perhaps Twitter's purge, Like Facebook's mea culpa, reflects precisely this type of self-restraint.