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While life is never going to be the same, it needs to normalize.

Even though, in a few months this situation may be normalized.

The price in the base year is normalized to 100.

"It has got to be dead before you can talk about the situation being normalized in the country."

"I try to normalize it for people and say that what you are going through is really common."

Since it is not straight, the data should be normalized.

"I can never normalize the political situation in this country without him," the black leader said.

"Today, we took a first but important step in the process of normalizing interest rate levels," he said.

Everything started to normalize towards the end of the '30s.

He has pledged to normalize the oil industry within the month.

These, too, should normalize when the course of treatment is completed.

After a few years, the situation normalized, and relations improved.

"Women help each other all the time to normalize their anger," she says.

Economists say, though, that in six months or so the economy would begin to normalize.

After the attacks, he wanted to normalize his legal status.

It was a great step in normalizing the lives of the disabled.

One of these was an agreement to normalize relations with Israel.

When things normalized, he said, a more representative government would have to be established.

"It could allow the financial system gradually to start normalizing."

"But now it seems like they are losing some interest in normalizing relations with us."

The influence of joint points on a skin are normalized.

After recent reform efforts, however, authorities are trying to normalize the system.

However, even when you normalize for that, it appears there are other factors at work.

"This is not going to help normalize relations in the way that we have discussed."

"We're going to have to know that that's a fact before we can begin to normalize" relations, he said.

His family relation normalised after the couple had a son in 2007.

In particular it does not have to be normalised so as to sum to 1.

Note that they have been normalised to sum to unity.

However, the bilateral relations normalised after the establishment of democratic government in Iraq.

The 101 and 102 are internally normalised so they can be used without patching at all.

Russia claims that the situation in Chechnya has normalised.

During the 1960s, the name of the religion normalised to "Wicca".

Diplomatic relations between the two countries were halted that year, and were normalised in 1990.

The data can be normalised by population and area, giving more complex views than available with just the raw data.

It is the only one which coincides with its secondary measure normalised on this standard interval.

Naturally, you will receive a receipt guaranteeing the return of your business when the situation has been normalised.

The text has been normalised to show a line-break between each line and modern word-division.

Following the war, the government closed down the plant once supply of Alunite had normalised.

Because celebrities are by definition narcissists, our interest has normalised their solipsism.

Actual impedances and admittances must be normalised before using them on a Smith chart.

Since then relations between both countries normalised.

Normalised for distance, it is quite dangerous.

So has cosmetic surgery now been normalised?

Soon enough people will be normalised to the idea of technology "interfacing" with them and will wonder why they never accepted it earlier.

Each entity must be normalised to third normal form once the entity occurrences have been added to the model.

The growth of cosmetic surgery Has cosmetic surgery been normalised?

The obsession with celebrities has normalised their self-absorption.

The frequencies obtained are then normalised in some manner and stored in a transition matrix.

Traffic over the bridge normalised only after UN-sponsored negotiations.

It normalised its ties with the new democratically-elected government of Iraq in 2005, seeking to restart trade and co-operation.