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elevated level
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6.06 |
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At elevated levels, they are carcinogenic. |
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elevated highway
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3.23 |
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Elevated highways and overpasses collapsed. |
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elevated train
|
2.96 |
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Elevated trains. |
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elevated risk
|
1.84 |
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Jordan counters that the elevated risk is small. |
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elevated walkway
|
1.58 |
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An elevated walkway offers a glimpse of the forest canopy. |
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elevated green
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1.45 |
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Elevated green guarded by large bunker in front. |
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elevated track
|
1.18 |
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The train runs on an elevated track. |
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elevated cholesterol
|
1.05 |
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Others are far less bullish on drug treatment for elevated cholesterol. |
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elevated expressway
|
0.86 |
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Under concrete elevated expressways, groups of women gather to sing hymns. |
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elevated section
|
0.79 |
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The MetroLink combines elevated sections, at-grade crossings and tunnels. |
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elevated rail
|
0.72 |
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This means just one elevated rail need be built, rather than two. |
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elevated status
|
0.72 |
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But her elevated status was obvious. |
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elevated road
|
0.66 |
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Critics were also asking why so many buildings and elevated roads fell down. |
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elevated platform
|
0.53 |
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It came with an elevated platform stand for its assistant coaches. |
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elevated enzyme
|
0.46 |
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Patients with elevated liver enzymes must stop using the drug. |
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elevated price
|
0.46 |
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Palm oil declined on lower demand, after elevated prices in recent weeks. |
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elevated tee
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0.46 |
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An elevated tee is cut into the hillside. |
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elevated temperature
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0.46 |
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It can fail in vehicles repeatedly operated at elevated temperatures over many years. |
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elevated mercury
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0.39 |
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Tests in most states have found fish with elevated mercury levels. |
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elevated subway
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0.39 |
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The elevated subway line casts the area outside the stadium in permanent shadow. |