How To Use Technically In A Sentence
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Chandler said the surf got enormous on a weekend, bringing in the monster numbers of moon jellyfish (technically known as aurelia aurita).
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Everyone became equally loud, crude and garrulous, the technically sober behaving identically to the genuinely drunk.
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This is a comparatively extrovert third album from the talented and technically advanced young Scots harper and pianist, now sojourning in Barcelona and soaking up even more musical influences.
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All the territory of an administrative chiefdom is technically held by the paramount chief.
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Now it looks like some of these banks may have been technically insolvent for quite some time before they actually collapsed.
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Although marijuana is technically illegal, personal consumption is arguably decriminalized due to the ‘ban on excessive punishment’ written into German law.
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Technically there are three kinds of peony: herbaceous, tree and intersectional.
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It is still technically possible for them to win .
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Puzzled is technically correct that STS uses 2 OMS to do final insert and circ burns.
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Cameras today are technically brilliant and sometimes you can just create one great image.
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Technically, a family consists of all related kin and can include hundreds of people.
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The term garland was also technically used to signify a crown of precious metal, often adorned with gems, made for the arrangement of natural or artificial flowers before the altar or sacred image at festival times.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 6: Fathers of the Church-Gregory XI
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I came to intellectually accept the existence of this energy and often cited it when chatting with friends, but deep down I wondered whether it really existed and whether it might be simply a primitive word for the circulation of the blood, the tingling of nerves, the flow of lymph, or, more technically, the bioelectric energy of life stimulated by the charge potential that exists across cell membranes.
Arthur Rosenfeld: Do You Feel the Energy of Life?
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technically, a bank's reserves belong to the stockholders
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While it's uncertain whether the protest and subsequent meeting will prevent cuts, the way the governor's staff handled the whole affair is instructive: I'm told that technically they could have been arrested for blocking the way.
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Indeed, scientists are coming to realize that subtle changes in our genetic material -- technically known as epigenetic changes -- can alter the way that genes are turned on and off, in ways that affect the body's functioning.
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They are a technically reliable threat of last resort to discourage a foe from pressing too hard or threatening national survival.
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However, the leathernecks are technically a part of the Navy, which has SEALs as their representatives in the Special Operations Command.
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Expect English National Ballet's technically brilliant dancing to bring an evening of pure pleasure.
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Although technically open to the public, entry was limited to holders of scarce tickets of admission.
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As a self-governing Dominion within the British Empire, New Zealand was not technically a sovereign state in 1939.
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A vegetable is technically derived from any other part of the plant - the vegetative parts, including the roots, stem, and leaves.
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His winery was technically advanced, and he seems to have made good wine.
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This is technically feasible but not yet economic.
Times, Sunday Times
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This paper analyzes technically and economically the feasibility of producing ammonia by the pyrogenous coal gas from the pyrolyzating plant with circulated fluid bed boiler.
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This is technically accomplished stuff, but more importantly, it is utterly engrossing.
Times, Sunday Times
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This is what is technically known as the "acronical rising" of the
The Astronomy of the Bible An Elementary Commentary on the Astronomical References of Holy Scripture
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The word summons up images of late-night cram sessions, essays fleshed out with as many adjectives as can fit onto a sheet of wide-ruled paper, bibliographies that are technically works of fiction, and grades that are lower than we secretly believe they ought to be.
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It is technically possible for the firms to mount their antennae and receiver dishes on to the existing police mast.
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I Got Rhythm is a lively and entertaining production with an array of costume changes, live vocal performances and technically demanding dance.
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That means being a rental agent representing more than one property in the capital is technically illegal.
Times, Sunday Times
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technically lagging behind the Japanese
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The loonie is a seven-gram, 11-sided disk - technically a hendecagon - 26.5 millimetres in diameter and 1.75 millimetres thick.
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Not only is the film a technically impressive feat, the plot so far suggests a certain cleverness on a higher level than a simple, stock genre flick.
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I know "normal" is not technically "whatever someone is" - it's more like, whatever's normal for you in grieving is normal for you in grieving.
Intertribal: YOUR MOTHER PASSED AWAY. FUNERAL TOMORROW. DEEP SYMPATHY.
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Cheliceramorphs are distinguished by having a body divided into two main divisions, technically called the prosoma and the opisthosoma.
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Technically the players are very skilful and the games are very competitive.
The Sun
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Technically speaking, it gives a warden free rein to issue a ticket as soon as the car noses into the bay.
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Her performance was technically brilliant but lacked feeling.
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Remember that there may technically be stronger drinks in the desert, but since ethanol is deliquescent, any such drinks would absorb water from the air to remain at most 96% by volume alcohol.
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Next term I'll technically be a year 12, yippee!
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That's crucial: HITC is technically insolvent, and customers keep pulling funds.
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Prions are misfolded proteins that act like viruses and/or genetic disorders, which is crazy since they have no DNA and technically cannot be passed down generationally.
Interview with Jonathan Maberry, author of Patient Zero
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The tomato is technically a fruit, although it is eaten as a vegetable.
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When Heather's book appeared, indeed, a number of conservative commentators remarked it, calling admonitory attention to its author's thesis that a kind of illegal immigration, or technically legal immigration by culturally inassimilable people, played a major role in killing off the largest, longest-lived, most functionally universal polity that ever existed.
The Brussels Journal - The Voice of Conservatism in Europe
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The mistake the president makes, Murkowski argues, is to assess our oil wealth in terms of "proved reserves" -- the oil that we are relatively sure is there, that we can get to and is economical to produce -- instead of in terms of what is called our "recoverable" or "potential oil resources" -- oil that we've yet to discover but that we think is there and technically recoverable but not necessarily economical to produce.
Bill Chameides: How Much Black Gold Is in Them Thar Hills?
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I take an entirely different approach to it, and I say any decent photojournalist is a good storyteller, and they're probably not too bad technically.
Archive 2005-01-01
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People are too hung up on when bacteria may technically grow on something - since when did a little bacteria do all that much harm? it's like the whole anti-bacterial craze, feed yourself normal bacteria and build up your immunities. although I would stay away from older canned/jarred things - botulism is scary. juggler314
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When, for any cause, the coördination is faulty, "cross eye," technically called strabismus, is produced.
A Practical Physiology
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When they exposed cancer cells to these phytonutrients, the cells self-destructed technically, such self-destruction is called apoptosis.
The Fiber35 Diet
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A common injury in young players is Sever disease, or technically, calcaneal apophysitis, which is attributable, at least in part, to playing on hard fields with cleats that don't have enough heel and arch support.
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There can be few more technically demanding challenges in pianism than this, but she didn't falter.
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He's never found wanting technically, and there are some jaw-dropping displays of speed and power
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You need a technically inquisitive mind and a high degree of self-confidence to work in bomb disposal and landmine clearance.
Times, Sunday Times
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With talkback in your headphones, snags, changes, fixed points and pips to hit, it is technically fun too.
Times, Sunday Times
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Some laboratory activities were technically advanced for middle school students.
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In all likelihood, the number of hungry is less than a one billion, depending on your definition of hunger, which is not to be confused with malnutrition you can be malnourished and not hungry since hunger is technically a measure of caloric intake.
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Considering how opposed many conservative Christians are even to soft-core pornography (at least publicly!), I find it hard to fathom how a soi-disant conservative Christian can legitimately justify posing for titillating photographs with the goal of material and professional gain in mind — and especially not while technically still a minor (Prejean was not yet eighteen when she chose to pose for the topless photographs).
Think Progress » Miss Beverly Hills tries to one-up Carrie Prejean, says it’s divine law that gays be put to death.
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Technically, it is easier to administer fluids subcutaneously than intravenously.
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Technically it is the most advanced equipment ever.
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Technically half-hardy, but in milder regions can easily get through a cold winter once semimature.
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They were technically inept in the skills of composition, though some were fine singers and lutenists.
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I have also ventured to invent a metre for that technically known as the Fourth Archilochian, the "Solvitur acris hiems," by combining the fourteen-syllable with the ten-syllable iambic in an alternately rhyming stanza.
The Odes and Carmen Saeculare of Horace
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The invalid interrupt vector pointed to memory containing a bunch of technically valid but nonsensical instructions followed by an invalid one.
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I don't want to get into an argument over what technically counts as a zombie, but it's possible that Depp meant the return of the villains from the first film, over shambling hordes of peglegged foes.
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In particular, it's interesting to see the emphasis on the electrification of speech and "braining" in Chinese, versus that of distance in "telephone" (which is itself related to telegraphy, technically, syntactically, and semantically) and numeric calculation (and practitioners thereof) for "computer".
Word meaning as a window into thought
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Car adverts were different back then, at least technically.
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Eyelid surgery, technically called blepharoplasty, corrects not only the eyelids but also eyebags.
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Technically speaking, a dimple is a congenital abnormality caused by the cheek muscles failing to develop properly.
Times, Sunday Times
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Without foundations, a team have to play it pyrotechnically.
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Nor did I ever realise just how big and technically advanced they are.
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As we all probably know, technically, the solstice is the beginning of winter in the Northern Hemisphere and summer in the Southern Hemisphere.
December 2007
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That means being a rental agent representing more than one property in the capital is technically illegal.
Times, Sunday Times
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But it is at least technically possible that a country that is in breach of its obligations can be removed.
Times, Sunday Times
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We typically assume yield (YTM) is the rate change, so as Tuckman explains this is technically a yield-based DV01; ie, we could instead shock spot or forward rates instead.
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Also, the more technically savvy a participating business is, the easier it is to continue to keep up-to-date with technologies.
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While not technically an affirmative defense that needs to be charged to the jury, a defendant's intoxication is nevertheless a fact to be considered by the jury in determining guilt.
NY Court of Appeals
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Well, technically, the terminator is not a cyborg (just the skin is human) but he would win over robocop anytime! bleh
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Though technically closed in winter, an unplowed mile-long access road leads skiers and snowshoers to the 1929 castlelike Vikingsholm and lake-level views of a snow-cloaked Fannette Island.
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Although I knew that technically wasn't true because I had hardly been there for her since Danny died.
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Or “for me” I should say – makes sense for other people, but as one who thought she would be “child-free” (without the annoying politics) I simply cannot imagine * choosing* to have a child, even after I technically chose to keep Henry (when abortion would have been a difficult but altogether doable option for me).
What A Girl Wants - Her Bad Mother
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Even a technically legitimate ruler forfeits his right to obedience if his mandates do not correspond to moral norms.
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Another circumstance omitted to be noticed in the first edition relates to what is technically called the overplus, which may be now explained.
On the Economy of Machinery and Manufactures
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The story concerns a small chemical manufacturer which produces a common and garden chemical called ADBAC (Benzalkonium Chloride, for short) – technically a quaternary ammonium compound (QAC) with biocidal properties.
Comply or go out of business
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So what can you say about a film that is so theatrical in conception yet so technically cinematic in execution?
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Casual gardeners may envision low shrubs with puffball blooms in shades of pink and blue, but these so-called mophead hydrangeas—technically known as Hydrangea macrophylla—are only the most common varietal out there, and in my experience, aren't reliable bloomers.
Hydrangeas' Fall Flower Show
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What we have is technically described as an anacoluthon, defined eg by the OED as 'a construction lacking grammatical sequence'.
On anacolutha
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Personally I have no problem with them calling a repackage of standalone sets, thrown into an overall 'container' of some sorts, a "Complete Series", since that is absolutely technically correct.
Home Theater Forum
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The nurse has a seemingly inconsequential introductory speech about being technically able to play the piano, yet unable to make music.
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The first is a healthy tracing, and the second indicates enlargement, technically called hypertrophy, of the heart
The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser in Plain English or, Medicine Simplified, 54th ed., One Million, Six Hundred and Fifty Thousand
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Before then it could technically be punished with life imprisonment.
Times, Sunday Times
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Clearly warfare conducted through massive land armies, battering rams, javelins and slingshots has little technically in common with warfare today.
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Technically sweet and politically acceptable, it avoids accusation of moral hypocrisy by using economic arguments to appeal to self interest.
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Moreover, technically speaking, this would be the perfect moment to amalgamate the three major currencies into one.
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Although I was still technically still quite capable, the job became more difficult for me.
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Their style is perfect for their players because they are so technically gifted and are the best at what they do.
The Sun
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Unlike most other crimes, it is technically possible for a spy to encrypt, hide evidence using stenography, or both, and even completely delete all traces of evidence that was once on media.
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Richness - oiliness and fattiness - is interesting because it's not technically one of the four tastes (sweet, salty, sour and bitter), but it has a balancing relationship with tartness, which is why we put pickles and ketchup on fatty burgers, eat pork with sauerkraut, and why it's always so surprising when someone points out that the main flavors in mayonnaise are oil and lemon.
Politics
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Five million people now technically freelance.
Times, Sunday Times
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That meant that technically she outranked him.
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Technically, flaws remain - most noticeably a stiffness in the feet that compromises the men's jumps and the women's pointe work.
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The econometrically-oriented have always wanted to look at crime data by state because it provides a larger data set to manipulate in a technically sophisticated fashion.
Welcome to the War Zone!
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Technically, the old lunatic hadn't retired, he was just on stress leave.
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The performances on A Concept from Fire are technically flawless - but that is the bare minimum in an age where metal musicians practice constantly and shredders are commonplace.
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For the technically minded, that engine generates 520 foot-pounds of torque at 4000 rpms.
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The Short Leachas is steeper and involves some scrambling, while the Long Leachas is technically easier.
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Passive modes of defence are as many and varied as are the active; one of the strangest and most inexplicable of these is that known as spontaneous amputation, technically termed autotomy.
The Human Side of Animals
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The coda of the great Schubert B flat sonata was played at a breakneck pace and was technically perfect.
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His vocab. word yesterday was "moccasin" (no idea why), which is technically a 'heelless slipper made of comfy leather'.
This won't hurt a bit
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Spain are technically unbelievable but there still has to be an end product.
The Sun
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a technically brilliant boxer
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The tomato is technically a fruit, although it is eaten as a vegetable.
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Plus, the fact that it's technically a fungus puts off some communities like Jains.
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Brazilian waxes are not technically legal — (waxing is allowed only on the face, neck, abdomen, legs and arms in NJ) but are not specifically banned.
NJ May Ban 'Brazilian' Bikini Waxing Due To Infections - The Consumerist
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They delivered her safely in what was technically an emergency situation.
The Sun
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Bringing the Ex was extraordinarily tacky, but narrowly/technically legal; her not warning you in the first place was especially grody.
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This technically doesn't violate the rules of semantic equivalence -- the content in both documents are semantically the same.
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He pointed at the television and said 'He's not technically President,' and then he keeled over," said pal Jim Lawrence today.
Obama conspiracy theorist suffers fatal erection
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Gross supply data 50 have been adjusted to reflect only supplies that are economically and technically recoverable.
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Technically an invertebrate, amphioxus is classified in subphylum Protochordata, phylum Chordata.
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By National PostAugust 14, 2009 2: 04 AM What the Canadian Wheat Board calls "single-desk marketing" is, technically, a "monopsony" -- many sellers, but only one buyer; in this case the federal government.
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Technically sweet and politically acceptable, it avoids accusation of moral hypocrisy by using economic arguments to appeal to self interest.
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Stretch marks are technically atrophic scars, meaning the skin is thinner and pulled.
Simple Skin Beauty
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The session was technically quorate.
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You can call the groping a crime all you want, and you are technically correct, but you are contextually way out of whack.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Reversing DADT is “urgent” and “essential to our national security” because the policy “weakens” our military, expels “patriotic Americans” with “critical language skills,” and wastes years of training — all in “a time of war
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For example, the coda of the great Schubert B flat sonata was played at a breakneck pace and was technically perfect.
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Technically a country can be treasonous because the primary definition of "treason" is "the betrayal of a trust.
Is That Legal?: America -- a Treasonist Country
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This intricate web of departments and agencies, massively staffed, is technically controlled by the president, but often seems to control him, whether through Cabinet brawls of clashing egos or interagency turf wars -- a specialty in the Bush years, particularly during the first-term prelude to Iraq, when ideological differences pitted Donald Rumsfeld and his hawks at Defense against Colin Powell's diplomats at State, with Condoleezza Rice, in her small redoubt at the National Security Council, squeezed out altogether.
Powell's Books: Overview
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For this reason, the synthetic hormones are technically known as ovulation inhibitors.
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Agriculture is becoming more and more technically advanced .
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Agents may need to conduct no-knock searches in computer crime cases because technically adept suspects may ‘hot wire’ their computers in an effort to destroy evidence.
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Despite this initial facetiousness, Aaronovitch acclaimed a book he found "technically accomplished, brilliantly written, full of wit and virtuosity".
Critical eye: book reviews roundup
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Technically, the doll belongs to Emily, but whenever Jake has a chance, he takes her away for a bit of kissy-face and lustful chatter.
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But Gates was technically more capable and also had proven himself as the sole leader of his company.
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A science, in the proper acceptation of that term, cannot be formed technically, that is, from observation of the similarity existing between different objects, and the purely contingent use we make of our knowledge in concreto with reference to all kinds of arbitrary external aims; its constitution must be framed on architectonical principles, that is, its parts must be shown to possess an essential affinity, and be capable of being deduced from one supreme and internal aim or end, which forms the condition of the possibility of the scientific whole.
The Critique of Pure Reason
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For the technically minded, they are indulging in metonymy; they confuse the map and the territory, the name and the object, and the man with his office.
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One of the few non-Western works, Cai Guo-Qiang's video of a project to pyrotechnically extend the Great Wall of China by 10km (billed as an "artwork for extraterrestrials" appropriately enough) is amazing.
Culture review Thursday
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A while back, I wondered: ‘How long can the equilibrium of technically incompetent rulers lording it over technologically advanced societies be maintained?’
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Big new oilfields such as the Atlantic to the west of Shetland, or technically difficult fields would continue to attract the multinationals.
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The coda is often more technically difficult than the rest of the piece.
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That means being a rental agent representing more than one property in the capital is technically illegal.
Times, Sunday Times
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Technically the players are very skilful and the games are very competitive.
The Sun
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The tomato is technically a fruit.
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While contributions are technically considered donations, backers are rewarded with everything from free digital downloads to dinner with the directors.
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Whilst technically correct it omits to mention how he obtained the degree.
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Last time I checked, the Greatest Hits double album is technically a Led Zeppelin album, thus instantly bestowing the tracks contained therein with magic album power, making them suitable for official Zep-sanctioned listening.
Led Zeppelin Makes Bold, Artistic Decision to Put Catalogue Online to Promote Greatest Hits Album | Best Week Ever
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While it would be technically possible to encrypt the data between a keyboard and browser, it probably wouldnt be a generally workable solution and would require a plugin in the browser to 'decrypt' the data, rather than encrypt it. from the product of the trend micro website
Geekzone: IT, mobility, wireless and handheld news
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Grasses, including barley, oat, rye, wheat grass, and alfalfa - technically a legume - are generally higher in fiber, while water greens like spirulina and chlorella tend to be higher in protein.
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Solar heating is technically and economically feasible.
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Technically detergents are called ‘Synthetic Detergents’ as they are not made from fats and lye from which soap is made.
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This contract was technically called in those days an _assiento_.
American Eloquence, Volume 3 Studies In American Political History (1897)
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It is technically possible for molten fuel to melt the containment vessels around the core, but it is extremely unlikely.
Times, Sunday Times
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The Internet Evangelism Day team emphasizes that web evangelism is for anyone, not just the technically gifted.
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Elliott Carter's rippling toccata "Catenaires," composed in 2006 when he was in his late 90s he recently celebrated his 102nd birthday, formed a pleasing diptych with the Ligeti and had in pianist Audrey Andrist a performer just as technically daring.
On the Verge of experimental dissolution
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Maybe she has, maybe she hasn't, but surely the folks who are defending this episode based on whether it was technically illegal are the worst of all the shills out there.
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Educators in Ghana are aware that they must rid universities of hidebound thinking to produce more technically literate graduates who produce more for employers and Ghana's economy.
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That is technically called gynecomastia, that men develop the breasts get enlarged.
CNN Transcript Feb 5, 2005
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One of the most technically challenging and innovative bridges ever seen in this country has been built across the Ouse.
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Although it is already technically possible for network administrators to monitor Internet traffic, such tracking has been difficult to do.
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Surely it's the more technically-gifted Agger in the libero role rather than Carragher?
The day Liverpool played Carlo Ancelotti at his own game – and won | Richard Williams
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Technically, the economy was in recovery after 1975, but the mood was anything but ebullient.
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There is a stereotyped image of the virus writer: male, in his teens or early twenties, technically talented but lacking in all the social graces.
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He paid a big compliment to the suppliers and worker here, since this is the most technically advanced car ever built in Thailand.
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The half company is technically called a pentecostys, and a quarter company an enomoty, and the officers in charge of them respectively penteconter and enomotarch.
Anabasis
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It is vital, expensive, and technically complex, and in addition, there is a glaring mismatch between need and ability to pay.
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I think that the possessive morpheme is technically a clitic.
Preposterous Apostrophes III: The kings of England’s « Motivated Grammar
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The results must surely be among the most technically brilliant anatomical studies ever made.
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He is deceptively fast and so technically gifted.
The Sun
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The councils decisionto increase the speed limit on this stretch of road although passed in December technically was not in effect until the signs were changed.
Speed Limit Change on James Snow Parkway
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It actually feels cold or cool to the touch, not hot, as a pyrotechnically charged front airbag system would be..
The Ford inflatable seatbelt: How it affects car seats and children
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More technically, the New Phytologist of October 2003 defines some of the traits shown in a study of sclerophylly: “Of the structural properties, strength, toughness and flexural stiffness each made substantial independent contributions to the variation in sclerophylly indices, but the best individual explanators were flexural stiffness and strength.”
I Feel Earthquakes More Often Than They Happen
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Technically, it iscalled thermohaline circulation which is the global system of surface and subsurface ocean currents that is driven by temperature and salinity differences that create density gradients between adjoining water masses.
ARCTIC ICE MELTDOWN WILL LEAD TO A GLOBAL FREEZE
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There are many racial slurs out there but the term Eskimo, used for the people now referred to as Inuit as they in fact most often call themselves, is technically not one of them.
A note about 'Inuit' and 'Eskimo'
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For me it's a choice between Raphael and Hawke for drinks and since a certain archangel is taken by a certain angel and that she would kick my a** for touching her man, I'll go with Hawke as he's technically not taken yet!
PEARL Extravaganza
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The policies of the “falanga” the Spanish fascist party which Franco technically lead failed miserably in the years immediately following the end of the Spanish Civil War.
Applause for Spain
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Barring a rule change, the record will technically stand forever.
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Dark-field microscopic examination of a swabbed sample from the chancre may reveal the presence of vibrating spirochetes, but this is technically difficult and the chancre often has resolved by this stage.
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Their rooms are called cells, they eat very little, and agree to vows of poverty symbolized by the simple sandals they wear; for, technically, Carmelites are shoeless or discalaced.
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Throbert McGee says: it would appear that non-penetrative sexual activities, such as frottage and mutual masturbation, are technically excluded.
The Volokh Conspiracy » “Four Days That Shook DADT”
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He remembered life before he had come on board the most technically advanced ship in the Empire.
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In 1870 the birds were billed as ‘doomed to certain extinction ‘and by 1977 they seemed technically extinct.’
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This model is technically superior to its competitors.
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STAR WARS was the first VHS to make a million dollars in rentals when it came out in 1982—although technically, this was not the original version either, for in 1981 the subtitle “Episode IV: A New Hope” was added to the title crawl; but, barring this single, rather insignificant change, it was the same film.
How the Grinch Stole STAR WARS | Obsessed With Film
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The Special Effects are technically good, just deliberately very cornball, and the film as a whole is somewhat tongue-in-cheek.
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But we've got some of the most technically advanced manufacturing plants in the world.
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Titanium suboxides form a class of ceramic materials possessing such technically interesting properties as electrical conductivity and solid lubrication.
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If you stray outside your area of expertise, are you technically liable for bad advice?
Times, Sunday Times
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In Philadelphia, McColl says, most of the stolen covers are technically not over manholes but "inlets," which can be either circular or rectangular.
Rising Ripoffs
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So it was already well known that technically advanced aircraft brought their own challenges.
Times, Sunday Times
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All the more technically advanced countries put a high value on science.
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It is therefore no surprise to find that the manuscript, more technically known as the ‘eleventh fascicle of Wi’ used in this recording originated in Paris around the year 1230.
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Well, technically, I could only say that the Cuban mambo and the Jive were our best dances, because I hadn't learnt the Cha Cha or the Box Rhumba during the somewhat dramatic school dance classes.
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It is still feasible technically for them to achieve switch-over by 2010, but whether the market will have developed to a sufficient extent is anybody's guess.
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One of the real contributions of Relational Life Therapy is the focus on what is technically called "grandiosity" or what is known in the vernacular as pride or ego, which is a state of contemptuousness, feeling better-than, superior or above the rules.
Terry Real: Obama vs. Rev. Wright: The Wrongness of Righteousness
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The presumable management overhead, both technically and in real personnel terms, for such a computing network is immense: when every machine is a server and a backup drive, the complexity of the network increases exponentially.
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DLP is a marketing name for what is technically called the DMD chip, that thing with millions of tiny mirrors you may have heard about.
HDTV Magazine
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One of his four sons was born without an anal opening technically an “imperforate anus”.
B2fxxx
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Anything that is reasonable in price and technically feasible that can reduce carbon footprint might work.
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Technically this is a "use for old coffee grounds", albeit an evil one: espresso grounds, when tamped properly before use and cleared gently after use, can be dusted with powdered sugar, garnished with whipped cream and a berry.
Use Your Old Coffee Grounds To Clean Dishes, Kill Fleas And Much More | Lifehacker Australia
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Someone please tell me? discovered at LAX - apparently you can "reseal" water bottles with the included "cap" sign o 'times; coming out of a meeting, I stuck my head inside Keller Williams Westside Realty and Escrow and Mortgage - not a single human there found suppositories package in medicine cabinet; I know it's technically correct, but that warning sounds a little ...
Microscopic is tinier than miniscule
