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Darienne Gutierrez Washington, Dec. 1, 2010 • To the Editor: International diplomacy is not the Internet and the State Department is not Facebook, but if the many commenters exposed by WikiLeaks had known that their assumed anonymity might be denied, they would have refined their messages or not transmitted them at all.

It is possible that more detailed questions about the dog's activity (where the dog was permitted inside the household, whether it often went outside) would have refined this home characteristic, lending more power to detect a link between dogs and house dust endotoxin in the present work.

Excluding email from "speech" today would be silly and we have refined "speech" to include email in both law and in life.

Pevear and Volokhonsky may have refined our appreciation of Tolstoy, but we would have Tolstoy, with or without them.

They have refined his technique, renewed his enthusiasm.

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Today the Chinese have refined the art of occupation.

Participants took as many sessions as needed until they were satisfied that the routines they had refined would foster the relevant clinical thinking in their students.

He said they are trying to move past a "one-size-fits-all" program and implement a "risk-based, intelligence-driven process" by the end of the year that would have more refined targeting.

While Joe Oliver, Canada's minister of natural resources, said in an interview that the United States would remain Canada's "most important customer," billions of barrels of oil that would have been refined and used in the United States are now poised to head elsewhere.

Once a free swinger who would chase bad pitches, Francoeur has refined his swing and is hitting.362 since the All-Star Game break.