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It's little discrete -- that's spelled D-I-S-C-R-E-T-E -- bits.— Erin McKean redefines the dictionary
As the court acknowledged during the Proposition 8 hearing, it has never before confronted the issue of whether the deprivation of a fundamental right -- especially when the deprivation affects only the members of a suspect class (that is, a discrete, insular group that has long suffered discrimination) -- would also require the greater procedural requirements necessary for a revision.— FindLaw Writ - Recent Articles
I was treating the eye as a discrete organ apart from any connecting structures, and apart from comparison to any other type of eye.— California Literary Review
They don't want you to know that discrete is about one third of the market, the two thirds without is utterly ruled by Intel and ATI.— Atomic
Aesthetically, the PX 100 is not incredibly "discrete."— Epinions Recent Content for Home

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