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characteristic

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"The leading characteristic of Mr Atkins is that he does not like enforcement and wants to greatly restrict the range of cases the SEC will bring," he said.

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They investigated which characteristics of the quarries -- such as size, age, scrub cover and abundance of flowers -- are important for bees and whether the structure of the surrounding landscape plays a role.

When Mr. Gall died six months ago, leaving behind only a sister in Vienna, his estate included diverse treasures characteristic of a life well lived.

The disease is difficult to diagnose, but one of its characteristics is that sufferers lose the ability to empathize, which can lead to problems for them, and not least for their relatives.

Adding further, Prof. Nakao Iwata, another supervisor of the research group, says, "In our future studies, we will also consider other factors, including the detailed TBS methods and the characteristics of the people with schizophrenia."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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