sional

A state of information processing characterized as sional surface so that they appear to project from or linear, verbal, analytic, and logical. recede behind a flat surface; a means of creating the illu - sion of spatial depth in figures or forms.

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Mr. Goodall is a former profes sional tennis player and British No. 2.

Numbers Game Jason Goodall 2010

He had for years been known as a profes - sional beggar, but his life appeared to have been a very quiet and innocent one.

Sole Music 2010

Ultimately, as long as the record in-dustry grants awards based on profes-sional consensus, it's going to continue to reaffirm the establishment's essential image of itself.

Shammy Grammys 2008

"The com mittee thinks that's worth in vestigating," says a congres sional aide who asked for anonymity when discussing an ongoing official inquiry.

More Heat for the Rocket 2008

Chu and his team at Bell Laboratories realized "optical molasses", demonstrating 3-dimen-sional

Theodor W. Hänsch - Autobiography 2006

McCain, by contrast, is an American samurai, a member of a profes-sional warrior caste.

Iraq: Friends at War 2007

There are occa sional exceptions if the leaders are handicapped minority feminist atheist dwarfs who also happen to be illegal aliens from any other country or galaxy provided, of course, that they are not Republicans.

Firedoglake » Kill the Messenger 2006

They were in the nave, taking quick stock like the profes sional chaps they were, and presently their voices filtered down to us through the ill-fitting trap, while we clung together instinctively in the dank little cellar, like children at hide-and-seek.

Flashman on the March Fraser, George MacDonald, 1925- 2005

Since its inception, the program has provided nearly a quarter of a million participants from the United States and 140 other nations -- participants chosen for their academic and profes-sional qualifications and leadership potential -- with the opportunity to study and teach abroad and to gain knowledge of global political, economic, and cultural institutions.

Proclamation On International Education Week Clinton, Bill, 1946- 2000