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Three hundred kilograms is not easy to conceptualise.
www.telegraph.co.uk Some social scientists conceptualise knowledge within a naturalistic framework, and emphasize the gradation of recent knowledge into knowledge acquired over many generations.
en.wikipedia.org The purposes of the first censuses and the way the population was conceptualised will be examined because organising a census seems impossible without dealing with categorisation.
en.wikipedia.org The institute has been conceptualised as a platform from which independent initiatives and organizations could emerge.
en.wikipedia.org Improvements in the economy and multiplayer aspects of the game were planned, and a new race was conceptualised.
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