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61. Results There were the large hallmark cells with monomorphism or pleomorphism in all 6 ALCLs including 2 common, 2 lymphohistiocytic and 2 ALK-negative variants.

62. "They professed their fondness so effusively and often that they sounded like high school sweethearts at a Hallmark card display, " Mr. Isaacson writes.

63. Oligodendrocyte damage and subsequent axonal demyelination is a hallmark of this disease.

64. The sophisticated nuance of a freshly peeled lemon is the hallmark of authentic, cold - pressed lemon oil.

65. The confidence to change code and find those far-flung errors is the hallmark of pervasive unit testing.

66. Spontaneity is more than ever the hallmark of good speaking.

67. It is a hallmark in Chinese festival celebration to get boozed up.

68. Flexibility of approach is a hallmark of the Historic Houses Trust of New South Wales.

69. Asia, rising stupendously in the middle o last century, has written a glorious chapter for its own development, which is also a hallmark of human progress.

70. President Niyazov's extravagant buildings are not a hallmark of his idiosyncratic regime.

71. You may think you're just a casual user, but denial is a hallmark of any form of addiction.

72. Unfortunately, Hallmark has no plans to mass-produce chocolate-covered arrow-pierced brains in the near future.

73. Focusing on painting in free sketch style, it transcends conventional mode of artistic expression. It strives for classic harmony, which is considered a hallmark of ancient the Literat...

74. A pistol was left by her side - the blatant hallmark of a contract killing.

75. As I read each card, he nodded, as if the treacly sentiments of Hallmark had been written just for him.

76. Clearly, argues Mr Carr, this is a radical upending of the "literate mind" that has been the hallmark of civilisation for more than 1,000 years.

77. Pottery , the main hallmark of the Neolithic Age, bring about a epoch - making influence on human history.

78. The hallmark of law is the obligation to act in line with norms authoritatively determined.

79. They are not something the Hallmark people would inscribe on a card.

80. Grove says such conditions would have favoured the evolution of adaptability that is a hallmark of the genus Homo (Journal of Archaeological Science, DOI: 10.1016/j.jas.2011.07.002).

81. Hallmark symptoms of Cushing's syndrome include weight gain, fatigue, muscle weakness, slow healing of skin lesions, and depression or irritability.

82. The hallmark of Degas'art was world of theatre, dance and music.

83. MY LIFE TO LIVE is a hallmark of the French New Wave, an example of critic-turned-director Godard at the peak of his craft.

84. Rising stupendously since the last century, Asia has written a glorious chapter for its own development, which is also a hallmark of human progress.

85. Her life was often regarded as a fairytale and her legendary marriage to baseball great Joe DiMaggio was the hallmark of this perception.

86. Demyelination is the pathological hallmark of multiple sclerosis (MS) lesions.

86. Wish you can benefit from our online sentence dictionary and make progress every day!

87. A striking palette of tastes and textures has long been a hallmark of Chinese cuisine (think sweet-and-sour soup), and this affinity for taste-bud workouts has carried over to trendy drinks.

88. After Sarah Palin, amateurism has become a Tea Party hallmark.

89. A foretaste of the ethnic cleansing that was to become the grim hallmark of the war.

90. This thesis of intentional directedness was the hallmark of Brentano's descriptive psychology.