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Whether we like this new multidimensional language or not, it is here.

He wanted to make sure his character would be multidimensional and complex.

What would the president tell the American people if he were preparing them for this multidimensional war?

At the same time, he said, the nation's relationship with China was "complicated and multidimensional."

First, because of its multidimensional nature, power is a complex phenomenon.

Multidimensional organizations are an answer to the new generation of workers.

What had often seemed like a flat existence became multidimensional.

I'm afraid I cannot accept his theory of multidimensional time.

However, there is a conflict between the multidimensional nature of the subject and the need to provide structure.

In the multidimensional case the united solutions set is much more complicated.

Today, one of the true multidimensional talents in the game is on the operating table.

Such research must be multidimensional and interdisciplinary with real commitment on the national level.

My last point is that anticipation of change and response to it must be multidimensional.

The question is whether the cooperation in one area will evolve into a new multidimensional relationship.

We want to continue to be multidimensional and try to score points."

Finally, a multidimensional approach to the management of this condition should be utilized.

It's one of those tricky multidimensional phrases I've told you about.

The campaign wants to convey a more thoughtful, multidimensional person who is his own man.

His new plan calls for hitting the Iraqis with a multidimensional attack and doing so now.

No one's been able to figure it out, but the best guess is that it's a multidimensional coordinate system.

Provide a short multidimensional survey for use in clinical research."

Not much more is known about his multidimensional status.

We are little more than flickers on a multidimensional television screen.

Considering the multidimensional and complex history of our native land, I agree with this approach.

The best were not only toothsome, but multidimensional in taste.