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extract

noun as in something condensed from whole

verb as in select a quotation

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Several theories about the mugs and vases were formulated on myths, but few of them were ever tested to reveal their exact ingredients until the truth was extracted layer by layer.

"We'd worked on a previous smart-speaker system where we spread the microphones across a table because we thought we needed significant distances between microphones to extract distance information about sounds," Gollakota said.

Most commercially available tools for extracting DNA from soils leave a mixture of living, dormant and dead cells from microorganisms, Wagner said.

BBC News NI has seen an extract from an executive document which underpinned Monday's budget reallocation, known as a monitoring round.

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The environment groups say that when consent was granted for the fields, the impact of emissions caused by burning extracted oil and gas was “unlawfully ignored” by regulators.

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

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