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size
noun as in extent or bulk of some dimension
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The team also looked at a body fat data set from 252 adults that included weight, abdomen size and other body measurements.
"The latest figures show our plan is working with total waiting list size reducing. Any industrial action by resident doctors would hinder our progress on that," he added.
"Council population sizes - a key component of the pay framework - have changed and chief executive pay has not kept pace with internal or wider public sector levels, creating challenges in recruitment and retention."
“However, a decade or two from now, there will be many companies that have done better than Berkshire; our size takes its toll.”
The combined contraption will fit in most overhead compartments, but the compact size requires some sacrifices.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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