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But Georgia law already has a "well-defined statutory structure" for collecting and counting votes, and for the certification of the tabulation by the county boards of election, the Secretary of State, and in presidential elections, the governor, according to Julie Houk, the managing counsel for Election Protection at the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law.

Last year Ghana's parliamentary speaker said he wanted the bill to be passed but said it was not ready in its current form, and needed “critical stakeholder consultation for a well-defined and crafted law.”

“I think she needs more well-defined policy,” he said.

The division between 'clean' and 'dirty' athletes was not as well-defined as the line that had cut Germany in half for nearly 50 years.

Much like social dynamics experiments, where understanding the interactions of a small group of people is easier than analyzing an entire society, the scientists studied the traveling behavior of a small group of cells in well-defined in vitro surroundings, i.e. outside a living organism, in a Petri dish equipped with interior features.