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1. I am sure that that will be familiar to hon. Members with teenage children.
2. This kind of problem will be familiar to many married couples.
3. Strange has been unfamiliar eventually, be familiar to forget.
4. My argument had a logic that be familiar to economists.
5. The p2 structure in Ganymede should be familiar to most Update Manager users but under the covers there is an enormous amount of flexibility.
6. One of the circumstances which drove me to these experiments will be familiar to most home cooks.
7. With this in mind,[Sentence dictionary] what methods should in fact be familiar to you?
8. This is based unashamedly on a system which will be familiar to students of Open University reading courses.
9. She claims that the concept of the additional premium exceeding the amount of the claim will be familiar to motorists.
10. So, let's go ahead and define our variables here, they should be familiar to us. We have the mass, first of all, me m is equal to m e, so that's the electron mass.
11. There is no need to repeat those statistics, which I assume should be familiar to most.
12. I suspect some of the problems they have shared with me may be familiar to you.
13. Kapitall gives investment a new face, one that will be familiar to Gen X and Y users, most of whom are novices to finance but experts in social applications and online or console gaming.
14. The story of a mother searching for her child will be familiar to many in Iran.
15. To be effective the ICN Code of Ethics for Nurses must be familiar to nurses.
16. Now Brooks then uses these terms in ways that should be familiar to us, as I say. We have now been amply exposed to them in reading Jakobson and de Man.