All these tend to be forgiven by his readers because they find his books entertaining, current and even informative given the selectiveness of the mainstream media.
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Analysts said the selectiveness of the technology trading reflected Wall Street's hesitance to invest in a sector that has been weak for nearly a year.
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Amara attributes the strength of the company and its ability to withstand any downturn in the market to its focus, selectiveness, and being people-orientated.
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This behavior has associated costs because it decreases individual caterpillars selectiveness regarding food sources, as they will not be able to work to get better food sources.
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The selectiveness of some Hollywood restaurants is perhaps typified by the recent opening of the Buffalo Club, a 16-table enclave in a nondescript stretch of Olympic Boulevard in Santa Monica.
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I'm not against travel to Cuba; I'm opposed to the selectiveness by U . S . authorities and the impingement on my right to travel anywhere I want.
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The importance of the various factors varies between universities, and selectiveness varies significantly, as measured by admissions rate ( which depends both on selectiveness and number and type of applicants ).
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The importance of the various factors varies between universities, and selectiveness varies significantly, as measured by admissions rate ( which depends both on selectiveness and number and type of applicants ).
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Cedeno, who can be described as a free swinger, demonstrated selectiveness at the plate and drew a bases-loaded walk that scored first baseman Will Clark with the Rangers'first run.
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I have serious concerns about the degree of application of policy expressed on the article, using it as a bludgeon, as hobit, above, pointed out, but also on the selectiveness.
