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Some of them are specifically oriented towards more identifiably local areas.

His old crippled body was no longer identifiably human.

Your father is always very careful to keep his personal and Imperial funds identifiably separated.

I'd say that Molly and her family were identifiably Jewish.

The censors attempted to make the setting feel less identifiably Soviet.

The solution was to limit the program to works that have, so to speak, an identifiably Jewish accent.

Because the process takes place at the genetic level, the antibodies produced are not identifiably mouse or human.

In practice identifiably Christian art only survives from the 2nd century onwards.

Traditions identifiably Japanese became associated with terms like backwards or primitive.

And the product is likely to be identifiably a salt, an ionic compound.

But in truth, the only identifiably Swiss product here, except perhaps for a certain kind of military knife, is the chocolate.

Its voice, although identifiably feminine, had a distinctly inhuman echo.

These photographers rarely focus on identifiably religious iconography, he writes.

But the words, spoken by an electronically distorted voice, are identifiably Lear's.

Up until now, I've always written identifiably Indian stories.

I can't be a huge distance from you, or I'd see an identifiably different sky, on this miserable little ball.

"With two days of English lessons," she went on, "the children were expected to name, identifiably, their home solar system.

The first step was to define the problem: a method of identifiably duplicating colonies.

Of course if you saw identifiably Thai rubbish, it's probably from offshore fishing boats.

But do they also sound identifiably black?

The phrase "green and pleasant land" has become a collocation for identifiably English landscape or society.

At some point the language spoken by the Franks must have become identifiably Dutch.

Each species produces otoliths that are identifiably different in size and shape.

Identifiably objective elements of a case would be assessed against fixed criteria to decide the fee.

It consists of presenting three major protagonists, each with chapters that are identifiably "theirs".