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- verb Present participle of
normalise .
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Examples
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As a result, Hungary has a significant role to play in normalising relations with her neighbours and in improving the stability of this region of the world.
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It could be a hugely important step, therefore, in what you might call the normalising of Islam in many of our communities.
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Opening the border between the two countries and "normalising" relations between them might do rather more for the average Armenian than a welcome, but still symbolic, declaration from the American Congress and President.
John Terry’s sacking as England captain tells us something interesting... 2009
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The implication of 'normalising' CD4 countsis only inferred from the increase, and not demonstrated.
Not of interest. 2007
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A commitment to "normalising" the medical diagnosis and management of Aids would save many lives in Africa.
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However, the EEG revealed that both were "normalising" brain activity in the same regions.
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However, the EEG revealed that both were "normalising" brain activity in the same regions.
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However, the EEG revealed that both were "normalising" brain activity in the same regions.
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Bank of Thailand Governor Tarisa Watanagase said 2010 was the year for "normalising" interest rates.
BBC - Ouch 2010
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After "normalising" the data based on Mach number, altitude, pressure and inlet temperature, GE's trending analytical software compares the values to previously collected data that is considered to be "normal" data, culling parameters that are out of family for further investigation.
HEADLINES 2010
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