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She had written a note on it: 'Hands bagged bilaterally in Emergency Department.'† (source)
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A point of exchange is to be mutually agreed upon—' 'Not bilaterally?† (source)
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A strong, healthy Germany, he claimed, was in the interests of the West, and of business in particular, and would serve to "keep Bolshevism at bay, and away from Bay Street," The next thing to be desired was a bilateral trade treaty, and he was assured that this was in progress.† (source)
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Bilateral.† (source)
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To those who are genuinely concerned, I push a button to say, "I have spastic bilateral quadriplegia, also known as cerebral palsy.† (source)
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In common with other hemispherectomies, she has limited peripheral vision on one side because the Visual cortex is bilateral—the one side controls vision to the other side.† (source)
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This must also involve a dramatic new effort in bilateral relations, above all to bring our young generations together.† (source)
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Bilateral symmetry, an apparently higher center of gravity ...One clear shot, black glove to brain compartment, was all that I needed.† (source)
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If he made the call, it meant that he had the impostor — it was the bilateral agreement.† (source)
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The objective is threefold: first, revitalized and modernized bilateral relations where we can finally put the burden of history behind us.† (source)
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"Bilateral" 'Both sides agreed to it.'† (source)
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She helped negotiate a bilateral agreement between the United States and Japan.†
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