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The role anchors a show that is more a collection of scenarios than a clearly delineated story.

The person the voters decide to hire will have only one real mandate: to do the job delineated by the Constitution.

Classifications are delineated with a letter, typically the first letter of a specific sport, followed by a number which typically corresponds to the severity of an athlete’s impairment.

It saw them as part of what it called “a steady erosion of the strict separation of powers between the three delineated branches of government” and called the Special Counsel a “fourth branch” of government.

Marking the bike lanes with cones as a clearly delineated space was more effective at reducing speed than a painted-only bike lane.