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Defying all odds, however imprecise, is Roy Sullivan, a forest ranger who survived a world-record seven lightning strikes.

The Almanac 1995

America’s political debates about the “China opportunity” and, even more, the “China threat” seem distant, theoretical, and imprecise from the perspective of the factories where the outsourcing and exporting occur.

China Makes, The World Takes 2007

America’s political debates about the “China opportunity” and, even more, the “China threat” seem distant, theoretical, and imprecise from the perspective of the factories where the outsourcing and exporting occur.

China Makes, The World Takes 2007

America’s political debates about the “China opportunity” and, even more, the “China threat” seem distant, theoretical, and imprecise from the perspective of the factories where the outsourcing and exporting occur.

China Makes, The World Takes 2007

The term is imprecise and subjective, though it was widely used during the Cold War.

Essential Guide to Business Style and Usage PAUL R. MARTIN 2002

The term is imprecise and subjective, though it was widely used during the Cold War.

Essential Guide to Business Style and Usage PAUL R. MARTIN 2002

The process is imprecise, which is where the game's challenge springs from.

IGN Wii 2009

In his decision this month dismissing the charges, Cunningham said that he assigned "little weight" to MacLeod's "imprecise" recollections.

Archive 2009-08-01 2009

But it is clearly true that the profession scorns qualitative or "imprecise" analysis for published work.

Is It Okay to Ask Questions? 2007

But it is clearly true that the profession scorns qualitative or "imprecise" analysis for published work.

Archive 2007-07-01 2007