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It used a staff of five (after the late 16th century, six) horizontal lines, each of which represented a course of strings.
This represented a course of therapy and was repeated every two weeks.
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"For some, putting a 'stretch' choice as their firm choice is a good strategy as long as they have an insurance choice that represents a course they would also be really happy with".
For McIlroy, the lush lawns of Augusta represent a course virtually tailor-made for his game - long hitting, high ball flight, right-to-left shape.
In this way, the instruction represents a blended course model and provides insight into a blended physical therapy course design.
"The board's judgment is that it represents a prudent course in present conditions".
It was won by Lucy Barnes Brown, representing a new course way out on Long Island's South Fork Shinnecock HillsSouth Fork Shinnecock Hills
Diapsids are likely too long diverged from mammals to provide a meaningful comparison, but may represent a promising course for future analyses.
The reported childhood adversities may represent a lifelong course of stress factors, partly traumatic in origin and later complicated by temporally secondary mental disorders [27].
The shift towards an earlier puberty may represent a life course strategy [10] intended to preserve fitness [36], [41] by reducing the risk of death before reproducing, or by allowing a greater number of successful reproductive episodes before death.
Similarly, collection of human specimens that represent a time course of the disease is difficult.
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