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Insurers and actuaries said the Cruz proposal would result in a segmented market, with younger and healthier people drawn to the skimpier, less expensive plans.
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Dr. Nelson’s revolutionary telescope design began taking shape in 1977 and centered on a simple idea: using dozens of segmented mirrors rather than a single large one.
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Jerry was the driving force behind the concept of the segmented mirror telescope.
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Dufrechou and others have long touted the segmented shoulders as vital to safety on the bridge, where rear-end crashes are frequent after vehicles break down.
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Nelson presented the concepts that led to segmented-mirror telescopes in a series of papers and technical reports starting in 1977, often working with UC colleagues Terry Mast and Gary Chanan.
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Bamboos are a perennial grass, identified by a large woody stem that is often round and segmented.
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The indoor 25-yard long indoor pool is segmented to accommodate swimming students from three months to 12 years old.
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French doors and segmented windows all along the ocean-facing side obscured the beauty outdoors.
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First Known Use of segmented
1854
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