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We needed absolute categoric evidence that an orgy had taken place.

Categoric claims about benefits and associated risks tend to be suspect.

Toward the close of the 20th century, environmental protection has become a categoric imperative for preserving life on the earth.

'The only things there were pictures, I can be categoric about that.'

His categoric answer seemed to stun his hosts.

It's difficult to give you a categoric "no".'

However it also contains categoric assertions.

For some, these delusions have survived even a refutation so categoric as the events of the Kuwait crisis of 1990-91.

But Carrard was less categoric yesterday.

The Student t test for continuing variables and the chi-square test for categoric variables were used.

It is however evident that it would be necessary to weigh carefully all the costs and benefits before any categoric policy recommendation could be made.

"We proclaim our categoric rejection of the American liquidation project, and we rise up to combat it," they said in a joint statement issued here.

But Israel asserts that Mr. Arafat was less categoric in subsequent statements to Arab groups.

The infected subjects were also less accurate than the controls in the categoric search task (88% v 93%; p<0.05).

Will the Prime Minister now give a categoric assurance that he will not impose any increase in VAT?

It is entirely symbolic, meaning that even the logical constants (which the medieval logicians called "syncategoremata") and the categoric terms are expressed in symbols.

'Or, maybe, a categoric "yes", eh?'

Comparison of results of patients with and without liver disease was done using t-tests of continuous variables and Fisher's exact test or x2 for categoric measures.

Pearson's χ 2analysis orFisher's exact test, when appropriate, were used for univariatecomparisons for all categoric variables analyzed.

"Useful, worthwhile, wholesome, capable, dependable, the list is categoric, F'nor, I know the entire litany," Brekke said with a funny little catch in her voice.

Her rejectionhad seemed categoric, and yet he knew with certainty that she hadenjoyed that disturbing moment of intimacy in his father's cabin asmuch as he had.

Ambassador Clovis Maksoud, the Arab League representative, described the Arab decision to call a vote on Monday as "absolute, final and categoric."

Endorsing the Course in Miracles teaching, it claims to elucidate the latter's teaching that categoric forgiveness is the key to ontological understanding and escape of a birth-death-reincarnation cycle.

Of the multiple categoric awards, one film is selected for overall "Best Film" and submitted to a jury for consideration against other City Winners for the competition year.

The availability, quality, effectiveness and safety of medicines must all be improved - on this point the report is categoric - in order to guarantee treatment or cure for everybody, and also prevention.