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apart

[uh-pahrt] / əˈpɑrt /


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"Having lost all trust and credibility, it's long been evident to everyone apart from John Swinney that Angela Constance's position is untenable. She needs to go."

From BBC

Ivanov said Russian contractors stand apart because they do not rely "on an abundance of heavy machinery and bureaucratic red tape, as is customary among American military specialists".

From Barron's

Scientists have developed a compact Raman imaging system that can reliably tell cancerous tissue apart from normal tissue.

From Science Daily

Watson and her parents live apart because, at this point in their lives, her parents wouldn’t want them all living together, she said.

From MarketWatch

Waymo declined and instead sued the city last week after negotiations with the city on mitigation measures to the lots fell apart.

From Los Angeles Times