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Some studies say simple tasks require eighteen days to condition, or more specifically, thirty to forty repetitions.

Few People can listen to music that is more or less familiar without moving their body or, more specifically, some part of their body.

But history, or more specifically Barack Obama, appears to have pulled the plug on the billboard which flitted across 25 Windows of the US interests section in Havana.

Wood block printing: This term can be used as a synonym for printing using a woodcut, but more specifically refers to the technique of making colour prints using a separate wood block for each colour in the design.

Harbage continues more specifically to define Shakespeare's ethical outlook.

Such a gateway's Web services — or more specifically, its proxies for the services — are also discoverable.

Americans drink coffee. Tea in most parts of the country means iced tea, specifically sweetened iced tea, and more specifically, sweetened iced tea with lemon.

But more recently, scientists have begun to determine how oxytocin functions in the human brain - or, more specifically, how it malfunctions.

I ask Burton if he would consider himself a fine artist, or more specifically, a "Pop Surrealist, " as the MoMA show calls him.

Once the design team has defined the product’s functional and data elements, and developed a Design Framework (as described in Chapter 7), a context scenario is revised to become a key path scenario by more specifically describing user interactions with the product and by introducing the vocabulary of the design.

Not in Italy nor, more specifically, at the Azzurri's training base in Centurion near Pretoria.

The origin of this phrase is, undoubtedly, from hunting, and more specifically from the hunting of boars.

A robot, or more specifically, the mathematical algorithms installed on a robot that are its brain, can't make that intuitive leap.

He can elucidate the inner meaning of Confucius' words more specifically.

The deal heralds both PetroChina's largest North American investment to date and more specifically China's foray into the Canadian natural resource sector.

loosely means 'please' in Malagasy, or more specifically 'excuse me'

As beauty industry professionals, we are well aware that a hairdresser's key to success and a fulfilling career is education, but more specifically advanced education.

And more specifically, if the brain is going to be wired differently for the younger generation than the older generation?

It is a matter of hormones, more specifically, of hormonal levels in the mid-point of fetal development and how they affect that part of the brain called the hypothalamus.

Tea in most parts of the country means iced tea, specifically sweetened iced tea, and more specifically, sweetened iced tea with lemon.