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• r  in a qualitative manner
  this discoloration qualitatively suggests that the substance is low in inorganic iron

• It is, he continues, "qualitatively a new phase in nuclear weapons development.
• For Scalia, it is the difference between two qualitatively different constitutional claims a textual one (the death penalty being clearly anticipated by the Constitution) and a .
• The emerging era of the supercity, Cox argues, grows out of town culture, but is qualitatively different; it is characterized by automation and mass communication, superhighway .

News & Articles

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• New publication studies urban environments of Manchester from a qualitative perspective
  ( University of Huddersfield ) Dr. Alexander Bridger, senior lecturer in psychology at the University of Huddersfield, has published a new paper that explores ways to qualitatively study the urban environments of Manchester.
  Nov. 21, 2013 - EurekAlert!

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• Sean McCormack in Guardian Unlimited
  We view the situation as qualitatively different than it has been, the history moves on, people change roles, situations,McCormack said.
• Vladimir Putin in Daily Times
  Putin on Friday said Russia would respond to the "new challenge" with "new weapons that are qualitatively the same or better than those of other countries".
• Manmohan Singh in International Herald Tribune
  I look forward to using this visit to elevate India-Japan relations to a qualitatively new level,Singh told reporters.