Definitions
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- noun the blood group whose red cells carry the B antigen
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Examples
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By changing to a Type B, the corporation would have more leeway in how the money is spent, they said.
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Of particular interest is Type B, the large group caught in the middle, those with "leveraged skills".
Eurozine articles Christopher Newfield 2010
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Of particular interest is Type B, the large group caught in the middle, those with "leveraged skills".
Eurozine articles Christopher Newfield 2010
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By changing to a Type B, the corporation would have more leeway in how the money is spent, they said.
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Of particular interest is Type B, the large group caught in the middle, those with "leveraged skills".
Eurozine articles 2010
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Of particular interest is Type B, the large group caught in the middle, those with "leveraged skills".
Eurozine articles Christopher Newfield 2010
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A preliminary test indicated a Type A influenza strain, but Dixon said Type B is the strain that's usually seen in the Pittsburgh area.
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When I addressed this problem of the illusions and delusions of habits of sense-certainty, in works published during the past Summer, I presented the reader with a certain contrast between sense-perception, as a Type A experience, and the, proper, functional experience of the object of sense-perception as provided by a function of Type B, a function which is an expression of the cognitive functions of the mind.
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