premature

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• Nothing has dimmed the fundamental appeal of urban life, despite what some premature obituaries for the nation’s great cities may say.

• That 2017 report had called use of the technology premature but endorsed it as morally permissible.

• Still, some critics charge that even presenting such criteria is premature.

• It will also attach links to official results to posts from candidates and campaigns that declare premature victories.

• The initial rebound reflects the lifting of severe restrictions to contain the virus, and policy makers have warned against premature optimism that the worst has passed.

• Premature buzz over Girls built into a mountain of hype that was unscalable for Dunham.

• Premature infants in neonatal intensive care are at high risk for infection.

• Premature darkness was accompanied with torrents of rain, through which we followed our now uncertain guides.

• Premature charge to be avoided; charging without authority from the rear.

• Premature decay is always the result, showing with certainty that a healthy action has not been going on.

• Premature baldness most frequently first attacks that part of the head where pressure is made by the hat.