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Evidence is fragmentary, but there were probably other years in which it took place.

"You go in and try to figure out how it must have happened, because the article itself was very fragmentary."

The fragmentary walls are about 120 feet too far north, she said.

The following plays have come down to us today only in fragmentary form, if at all.

The fragmentary nature of their relationship was but too apparent.

Starting by the image itself in his work is fragmentary.

Many of his works that we do have exist only in fragmentary form.

"The evidence is very fragmentary right now," one official said.

What memories I have from that time are fragmentary at best.

There is also a fragmentary approach by central government to local authorities.

Who could say, since the images were fragmentary and silent?

Beyond this central group evidence of continuity is even more fragmentary.

Some memory played between them, in their thoughts and fragmentary words.

The ballad is quite probably fragmentary in its current form.

We now know that total blood cholesterol levels tell only a fragmentary story.

The project was abandoned leaving only fragmentary knowledge about it.

More fragmentary remains have also been referred to the species.

The number of species is unclear, with some known from only fragmentary evidence.

By 1885 it could be described as a fragmentary ruin.

The ship is fragmentary, but may have been up to 22 m long.

But the effort was too great to be sustained with more than a fragmentary success.

What has been found between then and the start of the late Jurassic is fragmentary.

It is known only from the fragmentary remains of its jaw.

Evidence for other ancient city states is more scattered and fragmentary.

It is fragmentary: only the head and an arm are known to survive.