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sectors

noun as in area, subdivision

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The home care industry, one of the fastest-growing and lowest-paying sectors in the U.S., is over 90% female.

There are many grievances, certainly, among all sectors of the Palestinian population.

Celik was referring to Sunni, Shia and Kurdish sectors in the country.

The organizers hope to host seminars, offer culinary classes and provide certified training for all sectors of the food industry.

Bubbles – be they in single stocks on in entire sectors – have a predictable, repeating pattern.

(b) Remove the cover of the plate, and by means of a hand lens count the colonies appearing in each of the sectors in turn.

Assume a needle to be turned on a pivot over a dial divided into a hundred sectors alternately red and black.

(p. 25) Meanwhile the sectors of Wovre and the left bank of the Meuse were subjected to violent bombardment.

Valve with puncta in oblique decussating rows which, by reason of the difference in obliquity, form numerous sectors.

Valves divided into sectors alternately elevated and depressed.

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

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