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Using the expressions to treat experimental data available in the literature, it was found that number-average molecular weight is independent of the conversion and relative to the reaction temperature at low conversion stage.

He used the expression to describe Taylor, too.

Everybody, though, seems to have been beaten to it by the theorist Slavoj Žižek, who, in 2004, used the expression to characterise the narcissistic delusions of his fellow Slovenes.

Officer Serrano, 43, testified on Thursday that he believed his supervisors used the expression to pressure officers to stop blacks and Hispanics without reasonable suspicion.

So she watched with amusement recently as a judge on "So You Think You Can Dance" used the expression to applaud a hip-hop performance.

So these are times when we use the expression to be broken-hearted.

He uses the expression to explain how the Reality of Realities, or the First Entification, embraces all entifications and thereby becomes manifest in five basic realms.

(Full disclosure: I used the expression to describe the attacks on former Democratic Institutions Minister Maryam Monsef over her birthplace).

And I remember using the expression, 'We want to bring them to their knees.' With laughter, laughter!

To this I intend to refer using the expression «Cur jus?».

"We should not be afraid of using the expression of who we are to catalyze change," Tam wrote last year in Oregon Humanities magazine.