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• "It's difficult only because of the terminology.
• And in some cases, the terminology is even the same.
• Bochco added that he learned the terminology from actual vice cops.
• The help with terminology is " terrifically valuable ."
• Glossing over its worrisome implications, Beane seized on the terminology.
• Something both teams changed for the game was their audible terminology.
• The terminology, though, is straight cyber-' 90s.
• Well, let me use the doctor's precise terminology:
• We TV critics have special terminology to describe such a circumstance.
• Hernandez usually pitches backwards, to use the players'terminology.
• What needs to change, he said, is the terminology.
• It does help that in basketball the universal terminology is English.
• But the change in terminology will have no immediate practical effect.
• Once I went back to some terminology from four years ago.
• Unfortunately, a lot of it is expressed in medical terminology.
• "We've adopted this corporate terminology ."
• This was satisfying terminology _ it sounded like something from Ecclesiastes.
• Part of the problem may have to do with the terminology.
• Nathan says, applying hip-hop terminology to intelligence work.
• There is a little more terminology involved with an offensive scheme,