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marked Adjective

— Something that is marked is significant or notable. There is a marked difference between the small and large shirts.

marked

— adjective (= pronounced) strongly marked; easily noticeable walked with a marked limp a pronounced flavor of cinnamon — adjective singled out for notice or especially for a dire fate a marked man — adjective having or as if having an identifying mark or a mark as specified; often used in combination played with marked cards a scar-marked face well-marked roads

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distinguished remarkable notable branded prominent outstanding characterized tagged stamped pronounced noticeable noted conspicuous striking significant signed signal seen recorded observed noteworthy labeled considerable beheld well observed visible understood turn transparent their symbol substantial strongly tending to striped stained splendid sign shown shape set aside sealed scarred possessing particular palpable on of import obvious notched mould

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Simple sentences

The cattle are marked with brands.

The contrast between the two ideas is very marked.

The teacher has marked his name absent.

There is a marked difference between them.

The dog marked its territory.

Albert Einstein's theory of relativity marked modern science.

The invention of the transistor marked a new era.

The answer was marked wrong.

The woman's face was marked with grief.

His steps were clearly marked in the snow.

I marked your birthday on my calendar.

This invention marked the dawn of a new era in weaving.

The onset of malaria is marked by nausea, vomiting, fever, chills, and headache.

A few events marked the transition into the 21st century.

Death will pass over those who have their doorposts marked with lamb's blood.

Movie subtitles

I marked this place as my territory.

The route is marked.

This laughter was indelibly marked in your face for eternity.

Read where I have marked.

Got some swell routes laid out for you, and the stock's all marked.

Each is marked by a cypress or two.

It was marked very urgent.

He had it marked.

Marked sclerectasia.

But half of the house is on the ground that your secretary marked. It's our smith shop! It's our living!

See, it's marked F.J.

Yes, everything in the shop is marked down 25 percent some articles even more.

It's marked time we've both loved.

Not till I find him who marked me for what I am and. aged my mother too young for her grave.

Read, dummkopf, where I have marked.

Men like you ought to be marked.

But the bruises of the fingers on the neck are clearly marked.

He had it marked. Right on the border of Tibet.

Hours marked by the rare sign of friendship.

And look, she even marked these with your initials. R.L.

Your course and objective are clearly marked on this map.

All late children are marked.

I'm afraid you're a marked man as long as Meade is at large. Come on.

The ships of this convoy, designated as convoy 211, will put to sea at the respective times marked in sealed orders you'll receive at the close of this meeting.

It's all marked on the papers.

People and robots not marked for certain zones may come and go.

So that robot we saw was marked?

Inside are the scattered ruins of 18 hermitages. Each is marked by a cypress or two.

For I marked him.. 30 for general knowledge.

Monsieur La Tour La Tour. I see by this report that you are marked 95 in history.

In spite of myself. I marked all the 9s with my fingernail. and I was soon fired.

If I may say so, sir, you're showing a marked improvement already.

You know, the poem in the book where you marked the place with a rosebud?

The resulting action, known now by all the world. has marked Sunday, September the 3rd, 1939. as a date to be long remembered.

I got a piece of him all marked out.

If it's the same piece I have marked, he's gonna look very funny.

See all those marked in red?

News and current affairs

In many countries, this is leading to a new round of austerity - policies that will almost surely lead to weaker national and global economies and a marked slowdown in the pace of recovery.

An already bad situation marked by deadlock and vitriol is likely to worsen, and the world should not expect much leadership from a bitterly divided United States.

NEW YORK - The 2008 financial crisis marked the end of the global order as we knew it.

For Russia, August 1998 marked that dividing line.

The yearlong court proceedings were marked by a series of suspicious developments, all favoring Winata.

But America's inability after the Great War to overcome Old World politics at Versailles and isolationism at home marked a failed opportunity to promote a positive watershed.

At the end of the day it could lead to the sort of huge street protests that marked the Orange Revolution, and their attempted violent suppression.

Ban, who has just marked the half-way point in his five-year term in office, has so far been unable to attract a large worldwide audience for his activities. This is due, in part, to stylistic reasons, but also to the vagaries of UN diplomacy.

Hasn't the start of the twenty-first century marked the death of all other ideologies, with China's raw capitalism putting pressure on gentler forms in Europe and elsewhere?

The origins of Argentina's crisis date back to decisions taken in 1991, in the fight to contain the steep inflation that marked the death throes of the military junta.

In recent years, a majority of the Justices of the Supreme Court have articulated a multilateralist view of American law that stands in marked contrast to the unilateralism of the Bush Administration.

But do the talks now underway have any better chance of success than the countless failed negotiations that have marked the past fifty years?

The Ba'athist regime in Damascus is marked by two major formative experiences: Hafez al-Assad's loss of the Golan Heights to Israel, and his son Bashar's loss of Lebanon.

Now a second phase is underway, marked by a serious effort to divest the old military establishment of its power.

So, even before the recent reports of North Korean leader Kim Jong-il's health problems, North Korea was already a country marked by growing uncertainty.

This spring marked the 100th anniversary of the discovery of superconductivity - the ability of materials to carry electrical current with no loss.

Whereas Asia played an important role in a US presidential election campaign that was marked by often-heated references to China's rise, the Middle East has kept the US bogged down for decades.

But when I asked five of them what they would like to become, I understood that this conflict has marked them forever.

The recent election marked a profound break from the past.

For a long time, it was a losing struggle, marked especially by the spread of both communist and anti-communist tyrannies.

His daughter is proud of his legacy, which marked the beginning of South Korea's economic boom.

Her ascent has been marked by a heavy emphasis on symbolism - her rule in Uttar Pradesh has featured the construction of numerous statues of Dalit leaders, notably herself - and a taste for lavish celebrations.

But Xi's statement marked a significant departure from China's long-standing position on America's presence in the Asia-Pacific region.

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