Definitions
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- adjective separate and distinct from others of the same kind.
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- adjective separate and distinct from others of the same kind
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Examples
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In the past, civil rights groups have criticized the redistricting process for working against immigrant and African-American communities on Long Island, and while lawsuits have sought to address the problem on a case-by-case basis, electoral representation in communities of color will be a pressing issue in the coming weeks.
Ted Hesson: Forum: Redistricting and Its Impact on Long Island Communities of Color Ted Hesson 2012
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A spokesperson at the State Department confirmed that the U.S. is maintaining "a pause on most security cooperation pending further progress on reform while supplying some items on a case-by-case basis that directly affect U.S. national security interests."
Renee Parsons: Bahrain Arms Sale Challenges Congress Renee Parsons 2012
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All children will be considered on a case-by-case basis under a refugee swap being negotiated with Malaysia to deter future asylum seekers from travelling to Australia by boat, Immigration Minister Chris Bowen told Australian Broadcasting Corporation radio.
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In the past, civil rights groups have criticized the redistricting process for working against immigrant and African-American communities on Long Island, and while lawsuits have sought to address the problem on a case-by-case basis, electoral representation in communities of color will be a pressing issue in the coming weeks.
Ted Hesson: Forum: Redistricting and Its Impact on Long Island Communities of Color Ted Hesson 2012
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The scientific community has long condemned the redundant, dilatory case-by-case regulatory reviews, which are not required for less predictable conventional crops.
Sack Vilsack! Henry I. Miller 2011
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They point out that judges will be free to set the rules in their own courtrooms, allowing as much or as little filming as they deem appropriate on a case-by-case basis.
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A national survey of 800 parents of young children ages 3-10 found that nearly two-thirds limit media consumption on a case-by-case basis.
Michael Levine: Heads-Up, Media Producers: Families Still Matter Most in a Digital Age Michael Levine 2011
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A national survey of 800 parents of young children ages 3-10 found that nearly two-thirds limit media consumption on a case-by-case basis.
Michael Levine: Heads-Up, Media Producers: Families Still Matter Most in a Digital Age Michael Levine 2011
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My other artists are work-on-demand, but Arcanum decides on a case-by-case basis.
Arcane Circle Linda Robertson 2011
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A spokesperson at the State Department confirmed that the U.S. is maintaining "a pause on most security cooperation pending further progress on reform while supplying some items on a case-by-case basis that directly affect U.S. national security interests."
Renee Parsons: Bahrain Arms Sale Challenges Congress Renee Parsons 2012
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