His major concern over diet, as I understand it, was the high consumption of refined carbohydrates in the form of white flour and white sugar. |
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Many avoid refined white sugar, using sweeteners like brown rice syrup, fruit juice concentrate or stevia. |
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This isn't a new concept, but it is being refined in the presentations, if not in the actual swimming strokes. |
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Yet, the modern health food movement has proven unprocessed grains, including brown rice, to be healthier than their refined counterparts. |
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The oboe, with its narrower bore, redesigned reed, and more refined sound, was developed in France during the mid-17th century. |
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The refinery is the nation's largest producer of gasoline, kerosene and other refined products. |
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In the 150 years human being have drilled for and refined petroleum, it's estimated we've used about 1 trillion barrels. |
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The smallest petrol version proved a willing performer and very refined, even when being worked hard. |
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This approach allows you to smooth out operational kinks while moving forward toward a more refined design. |
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Democratic attempts in 1888 and 1893 to place crude and refined borates and boric acid on the free list failed. |
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With his refined boxing skills and blending in his tendency to slug it out, he can still entertain us with some great fights in the future. |
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Designs may then be further refined to optimize how much product can fit on a pallet, flat pack being the name of the game. |
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He uses refined colloquial language with a rhythm that is light and quick, an unhesitating flow that propels the poem and carries the reader. |
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Fall's slim coat has a retro feel that works well with the season's more refined and polished looks. |
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Agency employees are challenged by the need to have a constantly changing and refined skill set in order to meet technological demands. |
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Associated with the Neanderthals is the Mousterian tool kit, comprising smaller and more refined implements than the Acheulian. |
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The refined finish of the scenes embossed and chased in the minutest detail shows off the skill of the silversmiths involved. |
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Before next season, the league needs to tweak the playoff system and introduce a refined seeding approach. |
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The monochromatic variations on sepia keep the actors and their adventures at a refined aesthetic distance. |
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The many modifications and innovations required had to be developed and refined through experience. |
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The overconsumption of sugar and refined carbohydrates during childhood may set up chemical imbalances that predispose to short-sightedness. |
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Two of the main ingredients in this are sugar and refined flour, both of which are seriously short on nutrients. |
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But its polish and refined gameplay make up for what it lacks in innovation, and render it one of the best light gun games ever. |
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The suspension is upgraded with new bushings, springs and shocks and the tuning is refined for better ride and handling. |
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That is how we solve the problem, by channeling or transmuting our energy, desiring things that are more refined. |
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No longer is Art Theft a refined craft of niminy-piminy alarm evasion, but more and more a matter of going in with all the guns blazing. |
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Once extracted from these natural sources, the hormones are refined to mimic the human hormone molecule. |
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So each one of these abilities is learned over the course of life and articulated, refined and sharpened as you go up the ladder. |
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Whatever the origin, we know the dachshund was developed and refined by the German foresters into an excellent tracker and fearless hunter. |
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This is further refined by carbon filtration to remove any traces of molasses before crystallization. |
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In time, I refined and complicated the sand imagery by pressing the opaque sand into different densities and creating shadings. |
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Comfortable in its work without being overly fussy, it's refined, torquey and very quiet in operation. |
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The mathematical ballistics of 1918 was neither as refined as axiomatic geometry nor as theoretical as algebraic topology. |
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You will find a smiling landscape, a refined gastronomy, personalized rooms and a gentle way of life. |
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He has refined his skills with the inside pitch to the point that people rarely talk about his beanballs anymore, if at all. |
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The Tangka, barbola and sculptures of Regong Art feature refined craftsmanship and skillfully blended vibrant colors. |
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Choose low-fiber foods such as ground meats, ripe bananas, soft cereals or refined bread. |
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There's a scrappiness to the place that refined tastes might find disagreeable. |
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Shea butter in refined form has been used for margarine and as a substitute for cocoa butter. |
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As a judge's daughter, she considered herself scissored from a more refined bolt of cloth than the corduroy manufactured in Haw River's one mill. |
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Over the years, of course, as the machine has evolved from department store to mall, techniques have been even more refined. |
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Ricci, who has shed her baby fat and developed refined features, is luminous, looking much like a '40s starlet. |
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Second, make an effort to replace any high-fat, highly refined foods in your diet with more nutritious fare. |
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Even though they weren't the most sophisticated culture, or the most refined compared to, say, the Maya, the Aztecs were highly expressive. |
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We have much more refined taste in entertainment, like baiting the guy who's so drunk he's hitting on the beer vendor two rows over. |
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I think if more people should pay attention to me and what I like because I obviously have refined taste in everything. |
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Avoiding tobacco and excessive caffeine, alcohol, saturated fats, dairy products and refined sugars helps maintain your body's filtering system. |
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Wodehouse's satire of the refined Englishman reinforces the view of Hollywood as a preview of British decline. |
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It's youthfully floral, the smooth tannins edged with classic nebbiolo tarriness, here refined into chocolate, but not emasculated by sweetness. |
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They refined black tar to make plastic for the television casings, and they blew fine glass for the screens. |
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Avoiding refined sugars between meals gives your teeth a chance to be remineralised by saliva. |
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You're graceful, poised, tactful and exude quite a refined, princess-like presence. |
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Pulling into the upper third of the tach, one is treated to a deep-toned snarl that's both burly and refined. |
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Here, the qualities of moulded mass-produced plastic are used to create an asymmetrical sculptural object of refined beauty. |
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Wood-paneled and rustically refined, it brings to mind the den of a 19th century sportsman of no small means. |
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Although it enjoys a louche reputation among the druggie and stag-party sets, it's actually one of the most refined, stylish cities I know. |
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Goetz's Scrooge is refined and practiced, his voice rumbling through the audience. |
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He had focused on an extremely refined and excellent ideal and achieved success in that ascesis too. |
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Ultimately this scheme has to do with the architects' pleasure in materials and light, and in juxtaposition of the rough and refined. |
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The box was fashioned of antique burnished rosewood, with brass cylinders and myriad bells all working in perfectly refined unison. |
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It is a specialist search tool, specifically refined to root out the bargains you're looking for and leave out the items you're not. |
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The actual process of printing by offset lithography is not new, but has been hugely refined in terms of quality and speed. |
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Detailing is refined but never precious, allowing the house to feel at once substantial and robust, light and refined. |
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So makeshift solutions were invented, revived and refined to get back a certain air of balance. |
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Every candidate has one and it should be worked on and refined so it can be told in an interesting and appealing way. |
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Acting is a refined craft that takes years to perfect and isn't something that can just be knocked out by any old Joe Schmoe. |
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The Corvette has a refined ride quality that will appeal not only to drivers but the lady friends who will inevitably be riding shotgun. |
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I would add that the conference's refined dialogue and inquiry did not blunt the prickly sense of more image-trouble lying ahead. |
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Both of these explanations have been refined and drawn out by adherents of the respective theories. |
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In more refined versions, the American government is in league with the aliens and is assisting them in their abduction programme. |
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Fellow guests are refined hotel residents and moneyed young local movers, though we were too taken with the views to care much. |
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Effortlessly refined, he peers at his audience as if we were animals in a zoo. |
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Therefore, the next step is to see if these results can be replicated and further refined using samples from other universities. |
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Neither neutral observer nor manic enthusiast, he is a refined amorist of the landscape. |
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Layered with more advanced systems, such as remote sensing and geographic information system analysis, the system can be even further refined. |
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Further experiments, however, yielded a refined product that reduced the side effects. |
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Other methods consist of superheating the molten metals in a separate furnace, whereby the graphite is greatly refined. |
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I am a bit of an all-rounder, but it was batting that I mainly refined in the family back garden. |
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China links domestic prices for crude oil and refined products to international prices, adjusted after a one-month lag. |
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Additional measures could have further refined and strengthened the sanctions regime. |
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Over the past 20 years sinus surgery has become a more precise and refined procedure due to the introduction of telescopes and CT scans. |
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They'd stripped the prototype engine out and were constructing a more refined version. |
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He follows the pattern of a classic Japanese filmmaker with technique so highly refined as to be invisible. |
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This refined process expedites the work of the Board members and helps them make efficient, knowledge-based decisions. |
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Hood responds with a careful preamble about the refined admissions process Oxford has put in place. |
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This is a realistic story about two people who meet as strangers and remain that way, told with an elegant, refined grace. |
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Second, Edwards developed a very refined understanding of Christ's office as the Mediator between God and man. |
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However, a more refined understanding of the species' habitat requirements is needed. |
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Judge Posner's statement is more refined and precise than Karl Rove's, but I think they were both talking about basically the same phenomenon. |
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It is conceivable that a more refined and precise way of parametrization could have led to a totally different result. |
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Her elegantly refined woodcuts benefit from the limitations of the medium, which require simplification and succinctness. |
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Such songbirds were considered the most elegant and refined of pets, a living reference to traditional Chinese art and poetry. |
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By the 1870, ferns were so commonplace that they were no longer considered a symbol of refined taste. |
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Although his orchestra isn't the most refined and sumptuous, they play with character. |
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Julia Blake plays Claire, a refined and elegant beauty whiling away the rest of her life in a stagnant marriage to John. |
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However, given his head, he seems to prefer more modest patterns, the result of which is a refined, tasteful elegance. |
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The Lady Look range features the elegant and refined styles for the season. |
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The elegance of refined Shanghai ladies of the first half of last century is long lost. |
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This popularity not only confers celebrity status on gardeners but shows the garden owner as a person of refined taste, the minister said. |
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No less refined and elegant is a rosewood card table made by Charles Honore Lannuier of New York City. |
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Having been kept as a house slave by his planter-master, who had taught him to read and write, he had acquired refined, civilized tastes. |
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The client got something very elegant and very refined that will look as good in ten years as it looks now. |
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Hereditary chiefs were distinguished by refined manners, dignity, honor, and self-confidence. |
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Ecuador has its own supply of oil from the Amazon, but it sells this and buys refined oil, chiefly from Venezuela. |
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They're consuming foods containing refined white flour and sugar, milk and high fat dairy products. |
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Again your emphasis at this time should be to replace simple carbs and refined foods with less processed complex carbs for energy. |
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Choose whole grains, such as whole-wheat breads, rather than refined grains and sugars. |
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Also limit the amount of refined carbohydrates such as sugar and white bread in the diet while including plenty of fresh fruit and vegetables. |
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Carbonated drinks are the single biggest source of refined sugars in the American diet. |
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Fruits, vegetables, and whole grains are being replaced by readily accessible foods high in saturated fat, sugar, and refined carbohydrates. |
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In American colonial times, sugar was not as refined as nowadays and contained impurities. |
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In my view, this is clearly the work of a more refined and subtle draughtsman. |
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The most universally vilified ingredient in breakfast cereals is refined white sugar, and for good reason. |
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Another dietary factor that increases the loss of calcium from the body is refined sugar. |
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The luscious perfumed bouquet dissipates any apprehensions, though, and prepares one for the waves of spicy yet refined flavors. |
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The frying method was refined by the Japanese into the light, crispy, yummy treat we know today. |
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The American system of training has been refined over the years and at no time is a trainee left unsupervised. |
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Laws against sexual harassment have been refined over the years, including harassment at the workplace. |
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Anderson's original design was then refined by Bill Lloyd, CCA's public relations department manager. |
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After the events of the last week, it looks as if we have merely refined our methods. |
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The waggery may be more or less refined, it may run the whole gamut from open clownery to a slightly ironical twinkle, but it is always there. |
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The refined medicines in the patch can be directly absorbed by the skin and enter the body to control the pain. |
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The elementary method described in the present article can be refined to yield a quantitative upper bound. |
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Our consensus now maintains social equilibrium by the more refined method of suppressing forms of thought. |
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It is petroleum oil turned to jelly, and contains refined oil, gelliants, and butylated hydroxy toluene. |
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Several items are written, and these may be omitted, refined, or used unrevised in the final version of the tool. |
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At the same time, they are as refined as any of the string quartets and quintets he composed during that period. |
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The lifting of the import ban and the elimination of import quotas and licenses will seriously affect refined products and synthetic fibers. |
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A short fellow with a refined bearing, Gavaskar consistently got hundreds and double-hundreds against top-class bowling. |
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Among this group, friendly rivalry gave rise to creative innovation, and most carvers refined their skills. |
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From then on, astrophysicists have continually refined the model by looking closer and closer. |
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The four refineries have been run down under successive administrations and nearly all of the oil is now exported and refined elsewhere. |
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The course materials and the presentation methods were progressively refined for each course. |
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This is unrefined flour, so most of the grain remains intact when milled, giving a flour that is much higher in fibre than refined white flour. |
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Onnagata, kabuki actors who specialize in female roles, embody an ideal of refined ultrafemininity. |
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He also has a rapier wit and a refined taste for red wine and sweet revenge. |
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The report also states that the company's local bottler buys sugar refined at Central Izalco, the biggest sugar mill in El Salvador. |
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Army pilots refined techniques of aeromedical evacuation and developed new skills in all-weather and night flying. |
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A large portion of imported Nigerian oil is refined into gasoline due to its low sulfur content. |
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Balthus's paintings aim at a classical order and refined estheticism, yet within this timelessness lurk subliminal tensions. |
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There are those made from refined sugar and white flour and which make your blood sugar rise quickly, giving you a rapid blast of insulin. |
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Coffee houses were a reflection of the emerging middle class, with its emphasis on discussion, exploration of ideas, sobriety and refined sociability. |
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Zack and Addie, unsurprisingly, were thrilled to participate in this refined brand of post-Katrina tribalism. |
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From the refined attire at Lincoln Center to the avant-garde dress downtown, we spotted many of the big 2014 trends. |
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The refined aesthete Barry Humphries has acclimatized himself to English society, but the monsters he gestates rampage on his behalf and terrorize the toffs. |
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The quintessence of luxury, based upon a range of cashmere, the main collection for this winter is an irresistible invitation to enjoy the ultimate in refined elegance. |
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Scattered on ranges throughout the desert in the U.S. Central Command region for the past two weeks, the Marines refined their battle skills at the small unit level. |
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Kaiseki is highly refined, with a menu which subtly reflects the seasons. |
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Compared to its refined counterpart, wholewheat pasta gives a slower, more sustained release of energy into the bloodstream, is higher in fibre and more nutritious too. |
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The sinks are fabricated from a refined polyester resin composite containing a combination of natural and synthetic aggregates, the manufacturer says. |
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Fortresses were redesigned to take advantage of the defensive potential of modern firearms and techniques for besieging and reducing fortresses were refined. |
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Lo and behold, Sabrina returned a refined, charming lady, and Day promptly revealed his grand plan to wed her. |
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Traditionally, low-grade heroin is refined from Afghan opium. |
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When oil is refined this reaction is used to remove unwanted alkenes. |
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Though it will be hard to prove in court, the drug was probably refined in North Korea, from opium poppies grown there as part of a deliberate government program. |
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The questionnaire was further refined on the basis of their feedback. |
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The benefits of eating refined cereals seem to have been forgotten. |
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For instance, refined sugar is the big one that comes to mind first. |
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Most are less refined than white sugar, have a slightly higher nutritional value, and tend to be broken down more slowly in the body, creating less impact on blood sugar. |
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Other companies are converting the sludge into fuel. The heavy metal problem appears to originate from the over use of highly refined and processed toilet paper. |
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Serena looked up, revealing an elegant face with refined features. |
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Nostalgia for the refined elegance of the older woman is all the rage in New York at the moment, with glossy magazines featuring models wearing tweeds, wool coats and pearls. |
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He looks particularly handsome tonight, the picture of refined elegance in his traditional tuxedo, complete with waistcoat and pure white silk shirt. |
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The first CD contains choral music of the most refined and ethereal sort. |
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Scoring of WASL questions is a highly refined and rigorous process. |
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We all know that in order to be fully prepared to appreciate the more elegant and refined of football experiences, one has to first rid oneself of one's negative emotions. |
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A far more refined and subtle form of revenge, one would think. |
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In refined form, sugar has been linked to everything from heart disease to diabetes. |
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It is in fact a very advanced and concentrated refined lacteal complex. |
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It hung against her body perfectly, and Cwen was suddenly reminded of her own lustful days with her husband, and how fine she looked in that gown, how refined and ladylike. |
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To produce deliciously smooth drams of single malt, the region has refined the ancient art of distillation. |
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More than eight terabytes of data recorded aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavour were refined into 200 billion research-quality measurements of Earth's landforms. |
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Or, speaking of Steiner, would Gone with the Wind be reduced in epic scope or refined in aesthetic taste were it scored with the zithers of The Third Man? |
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Musical, with a clear, refined technique and a demeanor that favors restraint over flashiness, he appears to many the embodiment of the high classicist. |
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It was a time when large numbers of women and antiquarians were collecting ceramics, chiefly the refined wares used in America during the colonial and early Federal periods. |
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Instead of its hard-hitting torque and throttle response, we're tuning our engine to deliver a more refined rush that keeps building until you reach the 155-mph speed limiter. |
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High-grade ore is still refined in roasters and mills, but the low-grade stuff goes into leach heaps, huge hills of pulverized ore mounded atop plastic liners. |
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First, when I've refined it down to a story and its scenes, I work out my order of scenes, each on a different piece of paper, and then I write out each scene in longhand. |
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The khaki-sporting, globetrotting old man has an iconic white beard and a refined booze palate. |
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New-style communities based on a rule, first provided by St Augustine of Hippo, but refined and made more austere at the end of the eleventh century, emerged. |
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He was thin and unusually refined for a self-educated New York rustic. |
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A critical example of this is the overconsumption of refined sugar, refined grains, and refined vegetable oils such as corn, safflower, and sunflower oil. |
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This fragrance has hints of rose, peach, cinnamon, jasmine, freesia, Tonka bean, cedar, sandalwood and carnations. and classified as sultry and refined. |
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Leinsdorf shows unwonted impetuosity in his approach to tempos, and the Boston Symphony Orchestra, while not consistently as refined as it could be, plays the music tautly. |
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Where Simmons is jocular in a kind of clever fratboy way, Lund is more refined in his language and more robust in his indignation. |
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In mid-eighteenth-century Sicily, the French style still predominated, and with it, a taste for veneer, refined marquetry with expensive woods, and gilt-bronze mounts. |
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The proof of this already lies with the Evolution VII, which is heavier, more fuel efficient, more refined and reportedly less banzai than its predecessor. |
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Even its architecture mimics the conflict between seediness and sophistication in a disreputable world posing as the most refined city in the East. |
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A refined gentleman in a silk kurta and dhoti, a tika, or mark on his forehead, and a plate with items of worship in his hands, emerged from the wings. |
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In the future a more sensitive appreciation for these sorts of emotional predispositions can help us generate a more refined approach to violence prevention. |
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Its fuselage, elliptical in cross-section and torpedo-like in silhouette, refined the molded-plywood technique devised and patented ten years before. |
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These weren't sewer rats, but rats of a rather more refined breed. |
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The playlist becomes more refined as the listener interacts with the system by approving or disapproving of songs. |
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The technique transfused her ego with indirect suggestions of being elegant, refined, and of possessing discriminating taste, sophistication, prestige, and elitist status. |
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He indicates that the Irish dances were fine, as long as there was not enough room for the more refined movements of the polka, quadrille, or minuet. |
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The team of bioarchaeologists used a newly refined technique of amino acid analysis that measures the deterioration of proteins in fossils found close to the tools. |
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At the semi-custom level, birch and poplar doors are also available, and white doors are lacquered, a more expensive process that gives a more refined look. |
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In a 2-hour, 3-shift operation, the chalk is crushed, dried in a stream of of hot air, pulverized in ball triturators and partially chemically refined. |
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The showbands took the party sound and harmonies, refined them, classed them up with brass and keyboards, and finished the mix with a dash of Las Vegas. |
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The Limited model adopts more refined styling, with new fender flares and new front bumper and side mouldings, all finished in body colour to retain a sophisticated look. |
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His energy was undiminished, but refined to the level of delirium. |
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Now, it is considered more refined to eat with a spoon and fork. |
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Brent and I had seen to that when we refined her eye at musketry. |
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All three retread familiar themes and narratives by their respective filmmakers, and use an exact, refined visual style that is unfussy and deceptively simple. |
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The implication is that he is a bon vivant, a dashing man of high fashion and culture who disarms both lovers and enemies with charm, intellect, and refined tastes. |
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As a pastime, bow hunting has a more refined history than other modes of recreational animal killing. |
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Far from the stereotypical businessman exploiting unworldly people, he had a refined appreciation for both silk production and the Thai way of life. |
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Thereafter his definition was refined by Scipione Maffei, who used to refer to this script as distinct from Roman square capitals. |
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It can be argued that Venice produced the best and most refined rococo designs. |
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During the 18th century, Venice became perhaps the most elegant and refined city in Europe, greatly influencing art, architecture and literature. |
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They are also made into little dessert or sweet snack pieces by processing with refined sugar and jaggery. |
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In the United States, refined peanut oil is exempt from allergen labeling laws. |
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The purified syrup is then concentrated to supersaturation and repeatedly crystallized in a vacuum, to produce white refined sugar. |
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The execution, though of high quality, is not as refined as in the best later books, nor is the scale of detail as small. |
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The reprive given for producers of minerals not yet 100 percent refined will only temporary. |
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Alkanes with more than 16 carbon atoms can be refined into fuel oil and lubricating oil. |
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Comparison of hypolipidemic effect of refined konjac meal with several common dietary fibers and their mechanisms of action. |
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But Becker seems to be more interested in explaining why those German players are so darn refined than in bad-mouthing their sexual choices. |
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The soul at this first resurrection must be spiritualized, refined, and angelified. |
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Fresh Atlantic herring fillets were mechanically deboned to produce a refined mince. |
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Unfortunately Kermes stood out as ungraciously as Platee in this company of refined Baroque singers. |
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Louis XIV further refined and popularized the game, and it swiftly spread among the French nobility. |
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The new emo had a more refined sound than in the 1990s and a far greater appeal amongst adolescents than its earlier incarnations. |
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Sheer Heart Attack introduced new sound and melody patterns that would be refined on their next album, A Night at the Opera. |
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Natural allantoin and sweet almond leave hands velvety smooth, while refined Indian rose gives the lotion a lovely fragrance. |
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Hydrobrite PVC Oil is a highly refined liquid paraffin consisting of saturated aliphatic and alicyclic non-polar hydrocarbons. |
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The all-natural Ultragrain flour is the first sweeter, milder whole-grain wheat ground to the consistency of refined white flours. |
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The three wide loaves come in traditional flavors but are made with an 80-20 blend of refined white-bread flour and whole-grain flour. |
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Fleets of planes flew in their daily cargo of white gold, first extracted from coca leaves in Peru or Bolivia and then refined in Colombia. |
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The band had composed and refined the material on Dark Side while touring the UK, Japan, North America and Europe. |
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Sugar is added to the majority of processed foods, but refined sugar is actually an unfood. An unfood robs you of nutrition. |
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For rough spinous humour few could beat Socrates. In Plato we have this humour toned down into a refined irony. |
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The music is in four sections and characterised by a more refined and distinguished air than the other anthems. |
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Please don't try to second-guess the procedure that we have already refined and adopted. |
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His artistic skills were refined under the tutelage of Charles Runciman, Copley Fielding and James Duffield Harding. |
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That system was a consensus of a number of studies, and was further refined. |
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By 1890, Standard Oil controlled 88 percent of the refined oil flows in the United States. |
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Although usually regarded as the antithesis of Garrick, Kemble nevertheless refined aspects of Garrick's portrayal into his own. |
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Pulp is refined and mixed in water with other additives to make a pulp slurry. |
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The name petroleum covers both naturally occurring unprocessed crude oil and petroleum products that are made up of refined crude oil. |
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Under current guidelines, refined sugar must be at least five times purer than its raw counterpart. |
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The curriculum has been carefully refined to meet the needs of foreign students. |
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Brunel's tunnelling shield was later refined, with James Henry Greathead playing a particularly important role in developing the technology. |
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She has continually refined the show since, adding slides, reediting them, and changing the sound track. |
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Potassium carbonate is the primary component of potash and the more refined pearl ash or salts of tartar. |
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It was refined from the ashes of broadleaved trees and produced primarily in the forested areas of Europe, Russia, and North America. |
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Either white cast iron or refined iron is then placed in hearth of the furnace, a process known as charging. |
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It was refined over the next 47 years until a design by Kenworthy and Bullough made the operation completely automatic. |
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Moore often refined the final full plaster shape and added surface marks before casting. |
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The advance in the accuracy of machine tools can be traced to Henry Maudslay and refined by Joseph Whitworth. |
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Educated at Ackworth School, she was a woman of great strength of character and refined taste. |
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Botswana imports refined petroleum products and electricity from South Africa. |
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Zwingli had instituted fundamental reforms, while Bullinger consolidated and refined them. |
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Through the woodcut medium, Holbein refined his grasp of expressive and spatial effects. |
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In Japan, Chinese potter refugees were able to introduce refined porcelain techniques and enamel glazes to the Arita kilns. |
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Refineries, often located nearer to consumers in North America, Europe, and Japan, then produce refined white sugar, which is 99 percent sucrose. |
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Symex's Port Melbourne manufacturing facility produces refined oleo products such as glycerine, stearine, oleine and distilled fatty acids. |
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This has been confirmed by further more recent studies, which refined this hypothesis somewhat. |
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Thus, a powerful but refined breed such as the Andalusian developed as riding horses with an aptitude for dressage. |
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In addition, he refined Arminianism with a strong evangelical emphasis on the Reformed doctrine of justification by faith. |
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Production was stepped up and the design refined and diversified. |
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By the middle of the 3rd century, the conditions for the flourishing of a refined legal culture had become less favourable. |
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The city attracted Italian and German sugar refiners by 1550, and shipped their refined product to Germany, especially Cologne. |
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Local entrepreneurs continue to process primary commodities for export, including rope, plywood, refined sugar, copra, and coconut oil. |
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In 1970, Mexico's national institute for nuclear research successfully refined weapons grade uranium. |
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This work was further refined by Lagrange and Laplace, allowing the masses of the planets and moons to be estimated from their perturbations. |
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Perfumery, as the art of making perfumes, began in ancient Mesopotamia and Egypt, and was further refined by the Romans and Persians. |
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The etymology of the word used in the Urdu language for the most part decides how polite or refined one's speech is. |
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While he was exploring the archipelago, he refined his thoughts about evolution and had his famous insight on natural selection. |
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With the help of printer Jodocus Badius, Gesta Danorum was refined and printed. |
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The pliant historian and courtier could be counted on to provide refined touches to official correspondence. |
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The pharmaceutical industry currently uses gamma globulin preparations extracted and refined from human blood serum. |
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As a result, lower courts refined the High Court test when subsequently applying it. |
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This style is concrete and refined, and aims at excellence by defending traditions and by valorising first class service to the maximum. |
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Principal theories are the change to a western style diet with more refined foods, and extended education. |
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Since 1992 the definition of 'LIP' has been expanded and refined, and remains a work in progress. |
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The definition of LIP has been expanded and refined, and is still a work in progress. |
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After the adaptation of flight was established, it may have been refined to target flying prey. |
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Cotton-seed oil is now largely used in the soap trade, and its refined extracts for lubrification. |
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Subsequent fieldwork, metamorphic studies and radiometric dating has refined their chronology but supported their original hypothesis. |
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It produced more refined flint tools but also made use of bone, antler, shell, amber, animal teeth, and mammoth ivory. |
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In England, the seed drill was further refined by Jethro Tull in 1701 in the Agricultural Revolution. |
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Its language, arts, and etiquette are regarded as the island's most refined and exemplary. |
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You buy our crude oil and sell it back to us, refined as petrochemicals, at a hundred times the price you've paid us. |
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SpringThorpe's team subsequently refined this method and renamed it Metalorganic Chemical Vapour Deposition. |
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During the years that followed the definitions of the base units and particularly the methods of applying these definitions have been refined. |
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Pipelines are generally the most economical way to transport large quantities of oil, refined oil products or natural gas over land. |
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Merchant oil tankers carry a wide range of hydrocarbon liquids ranging from crude oil to refined petroleum products. |
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And while highly refined cabinetwork emerged from cosmopolitan New Orleans, another tradition was developing to the west on the Acadian prairies. |
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Product tankers, generally much smaller, are designed to move refined products from refineries to points near consuming markets. |
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After discovering his concession might have been premature, a new, more refined, wager was made. |
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Some schools adopted a less refined style, with smaller views giving greater emphasis to the foreground. |
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An intermediate product of puddling is known as refined pig iron, finers metal, or refined iron. |
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Electrolytically refined pure silver plating is effective at increasing resistance to tarnishing. |
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If and when the EWG closes those holes with better language extensions, the library hackarounds can be refined or abandoned. |
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The top three producers of refined lead were China, the United States, and South Korea. |
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It was then electrolytically refined and the anode mud exploited for the platinum and gold it contained. |
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Texturally speaking, Dobson contrasted rough raw-wood elements with more refined linen and smooth marble urn lamps on the mirrored night-stands. |
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Balinese painting tradition are notable for its highly vigorous yet refined intricate art which resembles baroque folk art with tropical themes. |
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Somalis have well developed pastoral culture where complete system of life and governance has been refined. |
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