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1. Eventually it was explained to the government that there was no other comparable term in Iban.
2. Comparable terms exist in other languages.
3. The comparable term used in Australian archaeology is " potential archaeological deposit " ( PAD ).
4. The last year that many international institutes provided estimates of Chinese military spending in comparable terms was 2003.
5. Comparable terms did not necessarily refer to a king but to any member of the nobility, e . g.
6. It's difficult to find comparable term in a sentence. 用comparable term造句挺難的
7. As of now, no specialised comprehensive accounting system for the purpose of representing risk organisation wide in comparable terms has evolved.
8. Enacted in 1961, it was used to establish comparable terms in the Federal Rules of Evidence that apply across the United States.
9. Comparable terms are found in some south Slavic languages, for example Serbian and Croatian " umereno " or " umjereno ".
10. A slang term used by the rural Irish  " jackeen " is a comparable term from Irish history referring to people of Dublin who supported British rule.
11. In comparable terms, earlier primitivist movements, including the Landmarkists, Puritans, and the Waldensians have been described as examples of restorationism, as have many seventh-day Sabbatarians.
12. The upshot of these circumstances was that SIL could no longer work comfortably without significant competition from new actors offering similar services with comparable terms of exchange to both governments and indigenous people.
13. Only when my granddaughter Betsy came over and rubbed his ears and scratched his back and discussed the life of a dog and a little girl in comparable terms did his long doggish face lighten up.
14. But they would have to apply separately for each local market _ generally for each separate area code _ and they would not be given permission unless they faced a competitor offering a full range of local residential and business phone services with comparable terms and prices.
15. Hence, although the religious studies scholar James R . Lewis acknowledged that " New Age " was a problematic term, he asserted that " there exists no comparable term which covers all aspects of the movement " and that thus it remained a useful etic category for scholars to use.
16. In remarks after the meeting, FleetBoston's retail banking director, Robert Hedges, and its managing director of community banking, Gail Snowden, said the new fees set by the bank weren't meant to increase income but to move BankBoston customers into new accounts with comparable terms.
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