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• For people whose instant recognisability is more burden than pleasure, joining a chat room is an exhilarating return to anonymity and a zone of privacy.
• The BIZ gTLD due to the low cost of initial registration and the recognisability of'info'as being an abbreviation of'information '.
• He appointed the Prescott Commission in January 1959, chaired by S . L . Prescott to evaluate the standard and recognisability of Nanyang's degree.
• This one remarkably came in the context of your focus on the recognisability aspect of WP : UCRN as displayed in the text of talk : Antisemitism.
• Constructions of the form " X and Y " where X and Y are synonyms or otherwise closely related notions are widespread for various reasons that ultimately boil down to instant recognisability.
• The character's recognisability extends outside the UK . In a Halloween episode of the 2008 series of American drama " " Doctor Who " scene scripted by Russell T Davies.
• For historical figures this would often be the date of death, that is if that date is better known and / or has a higher recognisability with regard to the person than the date of birth.
• The simplification of recognisability had been openly discussed by " five ", not three or four editors, in " the first discussion that Kotniski's complicated version had ever received ".
• Anyway, I do not fully trust Google Translate ( though it would be good to retain the recognisability of " normalis " and " situ " if that part is actually correct ) . talk ) 03 : 04, 20 June 2015 ( UTC)