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implicate someone (in something) to suggest that someone is involved in something. The mayor was implicated in the bribery scandal. Jane's essay implicated her teacher in the cheating scandal. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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He elides central events or leaves them offscreen, collapses fact and fiction, history and performance, moves between a multitude of characters without transitional devices, and fills his deep-focus, long-held compositions with so much quotidian detail that one's eye is left to roam a field of potential signifiers that may be mundane, even indifferent, but seem so implicative that they demand deciphering. A promoter analysis for NF-[kappa]B binding sites on those upregulated genes identified in this study may provide implicative information on gene regulation by arsenic exposure. Do we need to examine the reverberation of war in order to make the soldier's experience meaningful, or is the examination of the soldier's role implicative enough? |
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