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The visitors are greeted by a neatly uniformed, smiling receptionist.
He was escorted out by uniformed military personnel.
The staff are crisply uniformed, and the service is good.

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With the bird-pitched opening line of the lead singer, flags appear on the edge of the circle, held aloft by a uniformed honor guard.
Esther herself commends the uniformed police, who conduct themselves "with the greatest despatch, and without the waste of a moment" (ch. 57; 826).
Most countries divide their police between a militarised, uniformed branch, and a civilian investigative police.
Television pictures of policemen, uniformed and armed like paramilitaries, firing on crowds ?
With uniformed customers, profits are independent of the variance when the random variable is the waiting cost or quality of service.
Others were sophisticated coffee houses with large mirrors, billiards and uniformed waiters.
In the same way, along the length direction the amplifying medium is divided into lots of uniformed slices, which have equal gain at any time.
These uniformed groups were believed both to imbibe and to embody 'good citizenship' through the practice of outdoor living under the watchful eye of middle-class camp leaders.
Presumably, citizens who doubt their own competence as political actors worry that they will be unsuccessful - inarticulate, uniformed, unpersuasive and, in the worst case, simply unheard - in political discussions.
A distinction must be drawn here between the attitude of the rural elites to extrication services in general and to the uniformed groups' visits to the countryside.
First, may we have an assurance that the immigration officers who will be appointed under this subsection will not be uniformed?
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