comprisal

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• For agencies that means an in-house team with specialized roles and, for some, an extended, outsourced team comprised of freelance collaborators — usually, for more content development, graphic design etc.

• Apple describes the orb as “a first-of-its-kind, all-glass dome structure that is fully self-supported, comprised of 114 pieces of glass with only 10 narrow vertical mullions for structural connection.”

• The tens of millions who comprise the nation’s shrinking middle class are finding it ever harder to obtain, and maintain, well-paying jobs with the kinds of wages and benefits that would allow them to pursue their own American dreams.

• The organization also has a short list of launch partners, comprising media outlets and event producers like Fast Company and Startup Grind.

• The Rotisserie Baseball League, being based in Manhattan and comprised of Manhattan media elites, quickly gained attention.

• African Americans make up only 12 percent of the population but comprise 44 percent of HIV cases.

• Africans comprise the vast majority of peacekeepers in civil conflict on that continent.

• But in California Hispanics comprise 23 percent of the electorate versus just over 12 percent nationally.

• The brigade in the footage is said to comprise about 20 French nationals and 20 Belgians.

• Occasionally a political link or note appears, but they hardly comprise the bulk of the posts.

• The symptoms may comprise not only a diversity of physical ailments, but intellectual disturbances of the most terrible import.

• They were certainly considered as an inferior body of burgesses, and might comprise three classes.

• This is a ruddy cottage from fluted tiling down to the grass, and sufficiently large to comprise two tenements now.