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Of the two categories, Plank Songs are in the most frequent use and with the maximum changes as well.

He was shouting because of an emergency . You know shouting is a privilege , a tactic which the police make frequent use of .

The extent to which the debate over taxing the wealthiest in society is limited can be seen in the frequent use of certain euphemisms.

This film is not intended to be used as the primary "working" copy or for frequent use in reader printers.

And frequent use of antibiotics and processed or exotic foods in our diets all seem to promote allergy.

Try to avoid the too frequent use of such Latin words as juxtaposition, animadvert, salutation, recapitulate.

Scientists say more frequent use is key -- the gel does not need to be changed.

Car horn is the frequent use of the device while driving, if the speaker fails, when the car will be very convenient.

I usually remember my close relatives and friends' phone numbers through frequent use. But my memory cannot always be trusted.

According to the not particularly rough ground, after frequent use will appear a certain gloss, and use the longer, the better.

In recent years, press freedom groups have criticized the Bush administration for what they see as too-frequent use of this exception.

In addition to calculations, the most frequent use for a computer is probably "information retrieval" .

Frequent use is the key to directness of comprehension as well as of expression.

Conclusion: The hospital may have such problems as dense medication, frequent use of broad-spectrum antimicrobial agents.

In the student of English is not my profession, but work with the foreign ships approached the frequent use of English spoken.

A frequent use case is encoding a bunch of disparate values for transmission over some protocol.

The incidence of allergy to this agent has been increasing over the last 10 years, probably because of more frequent use.

Recent years have witnessed frequent use of interest policy in controlling economic activity.

World-wide, in spite of the more frequent use of contraception, women are still undergoing a great number of abortions.

Like most skills, without frequent use automation expertise will be lost over time.

The chemist makes frequent use of catalysts. He ADDS them in small quantities to reacting materials.

With the frequent use of chemicals, the phytotoxicity has become the important factor influencing the vegetable production.

The message employed many sailing terms, part of the group's frequent use of nautical motifs.

The frequent use of your head and small content is the first necessity of progress.

The constipation was very obstinate (stubborn) and he resorted to the frequent use of cathartics.

The frequent use of theme- rheme structure forms one prominent stylistic feature of Chinese legal texts.

In the supermarket, public buildings, banks, hospitals and other importers, frequent use of automatic doors control system.

CONCLUSIONS Frequent use of CGM in a clinical care setting may improve A1C and reduce episodes of hypoglycemia.

Frequent use of hair dye for the barber, the skin of atopic dermatitis or contact urticaria is common.

Alcoa keeps a constant inventory of those in most frequent use; such as parts for capping headsets and spindles.

As with Mr Skilling's "asshole" , more frequent use of swear words indicates deception.

However, sustained frequent use of CGM is less likely in children and adolescents than in adults.

Despite frequent use of this model in research and patient care, it represents only part of the picture.

Some experts warn that the frequent use of cell phones can pose a tremendous threat to our health.

The most frequent use of solid CO2 is in frozen food and ice cream delivery trucks.

One such pattern is the frequent use of tags and ribbons.

His frequent use of cliches made his essay seem banal.

For students, however, they would like teachers to provide comprehensive error feedback and make frequent use of error codes frequently.

the latter being the more frequent use according to him.

You are also seeing more frequent use of webinars and online press briefings.

His frequent use of slang threw the students into mental confusion .

Frequent use of water-methanol significantly decreases the engine's life and may even lead to engine failure.

As more and more frequent use of business English, business English translation is gaining so various scholars.

Pashmina gets softer with frequent use. Cleaning Pashmina is easy.

Have you ever noticed the frequent use of the divine names in services of public worship today?

Switching off computers and other office equipment not in frequent use

Maturity High, proven technologies Frequent use of less mature and emerging technologies

a probe into the reasons for less frequent use of memory strategies by chinese non - english majors

Frequent Use of Nonnarcotic Analgesics Associated with Hypertension in Men

Promote more frequent use among existing users

The importance of personal hygiene, frequent use of soap and water hand-washing, especially after coughing and sneezing;