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Groups can also be categorized according to the number of people present within the group.

Like the levels of care, the services are categorized as well.

Data is categorized as per its value to the organization.

Such media can be categorized as second government with international respect.

I would have never categorized my life style that way.

But they have never really caught on here, in part because they're so hard to categorize.

"Human behavior is too complex to be categorized so simply."

She'd have to categorize herself one also, if that were the case.

Social support can be categorized and measured in several different ways.

A card given by show to categorize question in number of 10.

There are many ways in which language policies can be categorized.

In the film, the song is categorized as a hit from 1984.

For the first part, the 80 movies are categorized into four groups.

"Everybody wants to categorize any girls with a name into one special group, which is high society," she said.

What they are doing is categorizing, she and other researchers say.

Often these relationships are categorized by the kind of contract involved.

"I know how dangerous it is to be categorized this way."

It was a strange relationship to have with someone who could be categorized as her significant other.

There were three times the flora to be categorized now.

And then he waited for me to categorize the others.

Words can be categorized based on the pattern they fit into.

Once the information is categorized, security requirements can be developed.

It is also categorized as an illegal drug in many countries.

These can be categorized into social and academic risk factors.

All these sites are categorized according to the following business models.

She said it was wrong to categorise people according to specific skills.

Never mind trying to categorise it, just ride one and you'll understand.

Some categorise their work from that era as a space rock.

But even he found it difficult to categorise the Pioneers' music.

The second largest group are those who categorise themselves as having "no religion".

However, the band admit that their music is hard to categorise.

It is difficult to categorise his style, with all the different influences that he went through.

It is often used to categorise documents in a document management system.

I should have thought it impossible to categorise the crime from the circumstances.

The students did an exercise in which they had to categorise the new vocabulary according to the part of speech.

The 20 cases where major support was provided are harder to categorise and more difficult to make general statements about.

The style of their music is difficult to categorise.

You can categorise stock further, according to its value.

The plan was to categorise aliens under one of three headings.

There have been a number of scholars who've tried to categorise the various ways the natural environment is valued.

Philip Ball's book is hard to categorise (perhaps appropriately, given its subject).

As others have said, it's difficult to categorise this man as your boyfriend.

The Member States must, however, continue in future to be able to decide what services they will categorise as being of general interest.

Taking these two pieces of information together, we can categorise all 26 letters:

This research is constructing a taxonomy of collaboration against which to categorise them.

According to her, there is "a lot of different music" on Metamorphosis that she finds difficult to categorise.

Circles, though, makes no pretence at knowing how you want to categorise people.

I think as women, we're extremely touchy about labels that categorise us.

The band experimented with different styles of music, for which reason the media found them hard to categorise.