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“We are resolute in our belief that there is a well-defined place in the market for Target,” UBS analyst Michael Lasser said in a note last week.

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Yang notes that "these findings suggest a common physical mechanism that drives the explosion of many massive stars, which manifests a well-defined axial symmetry and acts on large scales."

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S&P said Scotland's economy was "strong" with the country operating "within a stable and predictable institutional framework that provides strong oversight and well-defined arrangements with the UK central government."

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Her glowing, tanned skin shows off each of her well-defined muscle lines, the result of hours of weight training in the gym.

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"This example of diamond synthesis is the ultimate demonstration that electrons do not destroy organic molecules but let them undergo well-defined chemical reactions, if we install suitable properties in molecules to be irradiated," he said.

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

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