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| I am quite familiar with the process. |
| Everyone is familiar with the process. |
| You're probably familiar with the bad ones. |
| The 67-year-old Brookdale resident is very familiar with the fight against cancer. |
| Don't use too much industry jargon as your reader may not familiar with the lingo. |
| The information was confirmed by the Maisfutebol source familiar with the process. |
| This makes it essential to be diagnosed by a psychiatrist who is familiar with the most current ADD medications. |
| Photo taken from the Washington Post official trips, according to people familiar with the employees ' thinking. |
| In the opinion of one person familiar with the family and the photos, Nero appeared to be grooming the children. |
| The result: Apple won't be releasing a new TV product this year, said a person familiar with the company's plans. |
| This situation is familiar To me. |
| Familiar to sports people and performers. |
| Serve food that is familiar to the person. |
| The quip about death and the silent contemplation of it are familiar to the Spanish. |
| Familiar to the public, these people are known mostly for their wheeling and dealing. |
| What began that night for the Republican party is a process familiar to all who have observed an electoral defeat. |
| Nolan created a world that we could all enter into, so it was borderline familiar to us, but still the wall is up. |
| The story is familiar to Bengalis under three names: Maynamatir Gan, Govindachandrer Git and Gopichandrer Sannyas. |
| The building was as familiar to him as the carpenter's shop and he was just as familiar to the whole congregation. |
| The principle here is familiar from biology. |
| All of this is familiar from the New Adventures. |
| That at least was familiar from terrestrial globes. |
| It's a sound familiar from horror movies, where it would be used to ramp up tension. |
| Figure 2 Feedback learning loops should be familiar from Quality Improvement programs. |
| It was a fascinating and deeper look into something only familiar from the news stories. |
| In the world of quantum mechanics, the laws of physics that are familiar from the everyday world no longer work. |
| All vivid, particularised sensations, familiar from revisiting though somehow no less convincing each time round. |
| The making of this kalonjee transported me back to my childhood as the aromas were all familiar from those times. |
| The term broker ' may be familiar from a distributed object environment, but I intend no specialised meaning here. |
| Sounds familiar in this crisis. |
| There's a lot of familiar in the ad. |
| Nope, still nothing familiar in sight. |
| The voyeuristic gaze, so familiar in MacFarlane's work, is intensified by the night. |
| All experiences become familiar in time if we give them a go or get some useful tips. |
| It comes from recognizing types that have grown a little too familiar in recent years. |
| It follows the concept of relative value meeting relative contribution to expenses that is familiar in rating law. |
| Two English studies deserve to be separated from the idealisticand garbled versions of slavery familiar in England. |
| I will hear dialects that are familiar in India, the Philippines, Thailand and any other Southeast Asian countries. |