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In 1975, interpretative information at the site was very limited.

An interpretative trail was opened to the public in 2004.

It holds an interpretative sign with information on the area.

But the dancing goes beyond an interpretative value and projects on its own.

"We're not talking about a 150-foot-high interpretative center," he said.

This has led some writers to place him within the interpretative tradition.

The process at this point is diagnostic, almost scientific, rather than interpretative, she says.

It was an interesting interpretative question, probably one calling for the attention of high councils.

Beckett was not open to most interpretative approaches to his work.

The Web provides an ideal way to form such interpretative communities.

It is true, there are some European regulations and interpretative statements on the way.

This is the final step in the interpretative process.

The interpretative model has a central role in determining entropy.

One readily accepts this interpretative excellent, but what is the cost?

In this chapter the emphasis is on the interpretative phase of the work.

"This circuit controls the interpretative aspects of music, am I right?"

These days the house is a small interpretative center with written material and exhibits about the battle.

A result was that he brought out much character in the music, but always on the music's terms, without a deliberate interpretative agenda.

It is interpretative of what happens between science and the humanities."

The year 2009 was marked by energy, diversity and interpretative brilliance.

The factual witnesses also spent most of their time dealing with interpretative issues.

I would only be an interpretative one or an imitator."

Sinatra was the greatest interpretative musician this country has ever produced.

The piece is a fine one for the company, demanding as it does considerable physical and interpretative skills.

Therefore, we should have a law on these concessions and not a mere interpretative communication.