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It said lights that could be removed were on roads leading to or out of local villages and their removal would have "no adverse impact on the locality".
He tried Dr. Silver's invention, an adhesive on a piece of paper that could be removed and reattached.
Dashes set off parenthetical material that could be removed while leaving the rest of the sentence intact.
(An experimental designer, Miyake, in the early 70's, played with the idea of clothes with detachable pieces that could be removed and reattached in different configurations).
Some models had a rear seat that could be removed for cargo space or double as a picnic or beach seat for a Parisian on an excursion.
But there are a lot of dams that could be removed, and if they're old and they're providing virtually no benefit to society, they should be removed".
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Dr. Armstrong said that different blends would work and that taste could be removed, masked with food flavors or coated with microencapsulization, as is done with medicine.
The first was technical — that is, creating a software infrastructure so that links could be removed.
This suggested that the set of Plant DB contigs had redundant contigs and that they could be removed by eliminating the redundant sequences in Plant DB.
Besides that, she said some images are not being used in the board, so that they could be removed.
They told me I could be detained, that I could be removed from the country.
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that could be retrieved
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that could be recovered
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that could be collected
that could be revoked
that could be retracted
that could be overturned
that could be observed
that could be upset
that could be reduced
that could be selected
that could be called
that could be irrigated
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