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• The community involved comprized of two wards and hence had a neat geographical location.

• By a neat sleight of hand, many doctors defined ' shellshock ' as physical shell concussion, and excluded it from this category.

• When the complexities of such linguistic contexts are restored, the neat and tidy political narrative of language endangerment gives way.

• It is neither possible, nor desirable, to detect a neat, generalized sensory hierarchy, as sensory perception is context specific.

• Preliminary results on the chemical processing of neat carbon dioxide ices, carbon dioxide-ethylene mixtures, and of carbon monoxidemethane ices are also presented.

• Clearly the links are not neat, and close inspection of actual samples would be necessary to confirm or reject the suggested similarities.

• Then, despite the nomadic life style of the indigenous populations, neat bureaucratic packaging was necessary for quantitative control to be exercised.

• The neat division into five discourses, itself somewhat resembling the second, analytical mode, provides clarity but runs the risk of oversimplification.

• This is neat, but lacks the essential tension of such factionalising discourses as the left and jazz alike.

• And with that he divided his circle into neat portions - the kinship groups.

• First, lesions rarely restrict themselves to neat anatomical divisions that researchers can isolate.

• The neat organization of varieties along this continuum demonstrates that the quality of taste is highly salient among growers.

• Behind this neat isomorphism of ideas, institutions, and book chapters lurks a venerable interpretation of university history.

• These days, of course, that language is "always" realizable in a nice piece of computer code or a really neat software package.

• Yet such a neat analysis ignores a startling fact : the mobs were highly selective in their attacks.