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contour
noun as in outline, profile
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CEO Albert Bourla and Chris Klomp, head of Medicare, who was leading negotiations for the administration, had met in Washington and reached a handshake agreement on the contours of a drug price deal.
The galleries are simply treated, their blank concrete walls letting us read the lyrical contours that are essential to appreciating Calder’s work.
But Mr Soldin says body contouring is largely seen as cosmetic surgery and a low priority for NHS managers who must decide how to use limited government funding.
The Times spoke to four senior UC officials about the deliberations, who explained the contours of the university’s approach.
Some hail it as the future of non-invasive contouring, but others condemn it as dystopian, and say the company is making women feel more insecure.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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