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clarify
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While many of the changes are clarificatory in nature, other changes, including those key ones driven by the EFPIA Codes, may require considerable resource to be put in place.
It appears that their great sin, as their critics have suggested, is arguing that the interests of the two countries should be carefully distinguished from each other as a clarificatory precursor to the pursuit of realistic hope, rather than unrelieved fear, for the Middle East.
Rebecca Bryant argues that education during the British period in Cyprus was seen by Turkish Cypriots as the transformation of the self and society from the traditional to the modern: "The cultural type to be molded in Turkish schools was the 'enlightened' individual, and the aesthetics of self-fashioning was one of 'enlightenment,'" where enlightenment (aydinlatmak) referred to a kind of clarificatory knowledge suitable for a ruling class.
 
 
 
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