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I could have given him another and more accurate explanation of the difference.

The expression "Cells with polymorphous nuclei" would be more accurate.

Table crockery was deficient, or to be more accurate, there was none.

Realism could have had no more accurate exposition of its principles.

The civil engineer will be more accurate in his measurements and calculations.

Her intuition about the sincerity of individuals was more accurate than that of her husband.

It would have been more accurate to have said that I wanted to see them go up.

It would be more accurate to say that her delegates had a good case to defend.

Yes, and in their more accurate sense, also, 'Il a de la chance.'

By which little this second way is more accurate and precise than the first.