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overline

[′ō·vər‚līn]
(communications)
In teletypewriter practice, the printing of one group of characters over another.
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Sin embdrgo, tal y como destaca Overline (28), "both because of the variability in what is understood and reported as domestic violence, and because researchers and practitioners define 'a child exposed to domestic violence' differently" la comparacion entre los resultados disponibles es extremadamente dificil.
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That title and that overline might make you think that Simms is an optimist and it may well be that he sees himself that way.
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Each pony is stood up before the judges between two poles and assessed on head and neck, shoulder, body and overline, limbs and feet.
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In addition to the obvious acutes and cedillas, the list includes both single (U+0305) and double (U+033F) overline marks.
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i] represents the set of factors which determine its competitiveness, and the variable's overline denotes its average value.
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