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In most of these pieces, however, ballet was not fully absorbed.
Although the Scots obtained greater control after the death of Gilla Brigte and the accession of Lochlann in 1185, Galloway was not fully absorbed by Scotland until 1235, after the rebellion of the Galwegians was crushed.
Excess vapor upon exhalation indicates it was not fully absorbed into the body.
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I am grateful he said it, but I'm concerned that it wasn't fully absorbed.
This is one of those instances when the massive research Stoppard undertakes for each play is not fully absorbed into the dramatic structure.
The flayers, who were all once employees of the municipal council, were not fully absorbed as employees of the county government.
This is because Xylitol is not fully absorbed by the small intestines, and can ferment, creating excess gas and... well, you know.
It has about half the calorie content of sugar, and is not fully absorbed by the body, meaning it does not raise blood sugar levels like pure sugar would.
However, an alternative seems closer to reality: a considerable fraction of proteins accumulate as waste product deriving from exhausted biomasses of different microbial productions and currently is not fully absorbed by the market [ 12].
While previous presidents would have consulted them about the risks of such a meeting, the officials have become increasingly convinced that Mr. Trump is not fully absorbing their briefs, even when they are tailored to his tastes with models, physical demonstrations and extensive use of photographs.
You really get the sense that Callendar was viewed as a naïve amateur in this field, which possibly contributed to why his conclusions weren't fully absorbed until the 1960s.
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