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A key part of that is designating an enemy of the revolution and for North Korea, that enemy is the United States.

He took her under his wing, designating her the Spanish legation interpreter.

But the enforcement of sanctions, experts said, is very different than the process of designating new violators.

She says designating toys specifically for boys or girls creates problems that can last into adulthood.

Mrs. Astor managed to pen her initials near, though not in, the boxes designating the changes.

The term covenant designating their relation to him as a people is not figuratively applied to it.

Both Carver and Peter Gross understood that he was designating how much longer the shadow must grow.

The folly of thus designating over half our entire voting population does not strike the partisan.

Recent experiences have shown that it is unsafe to be too exact in designating places and the people who live in them.

The table volunteered a request by taps of its leg designating the letters of the alphabet, that MM.