Fine Arts- Create a fictional character whose specific attributes have evolved into unique qualities through the process of adaptation.
The office is one of the few government agencies whose specific duties are enumerated in the United States Constitution.
The remaining $1.8 billion discussed yesterday is money whose specific use for transportation projects was approved earlier this month, when President Bush signed a supplemental appropriations bill.
"Take home message is, regardless of whose specific values you believe, the situation is very worrying for the health and functioning of the reef," Pratchett said.
Monsieur Oscar has a number of "appointments" to complete by the end of the day, whose specific needs he assesses by scanning various case folders.
The juror, whose specific contribution to the film was unclear, was dismissed at day's end, according to people briefed on the matter.
The court made a clear distinction with Holocaust denial, whose specific history meant it could always be "seen as a form of incitement to racial hatred" in certain countries.
He has created what Hitchcock called a MacGuffin – something whose specific nature may well be unimportant, but which drives the action by causing the characters to behave in ways which reveal their true colours.
Judging by the results of Saturday's event, it's an idea that is likely to find many supporters, but whose specific scheme is likely to be an evolving process of in terms of how the city tries embrace car-free solutions.
The question for the two top Democrats, whose specific positions on most issues vary only by increments, is who can best convince the country that they can deliver that change.
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