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i.e.

abbreviation as in that is

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It's about as coherent as any pop concert narrative - ie not very - but Gaga's visceral commitment makes it soar.

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If the test is negative for the Y chromosome - ie it is absent - the athlete is eligible to compete in the female category.

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Alpine is one idea that is doing the rounds, although they have just signed Steve Nielsen as managing director - ie, de facto team principal - to start work in September.

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The new rear suspension is aimed at increasing anti-lift - ie, keeping the aerodynamic platform more stable, to keep rear downforce more consistent, and rear grip higher.

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To be entitled to be given space - ie, to have been judged to have won the corner - the driver overtaking on the inside has to have his front axle "at least alongside the mirror of the other car prior to and at the apex".

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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