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According to Bishop, because populations living in areas controlled by non-state armed groups have extremely limited access to testing, coherent statistical information about the extent of the pandemic there is unavailable.

He said the failure to develop a coherent immigration policy would have a devastating impact.

The story of the fire was certainly not complete, but it was at least coherent, and three of our halftones adorned Page 1.

Eventually, ISIS will collapse as a coherent and effective force.

These portentous rumblings aside, no coherent position on ectogenesis has emerged so far within the pro-life movement.

These constitutions do not amount to a coherent intellectual tradition.

The beginning was not at all coherent, but Elizabeth perfectly understood what he meant.

To me it did not appear quite so plain and coherent; but who can be plain and coherent about the Irish Question?

It is a mistake to set down Diderot for a coherent and systematic materialist.

Those about Eulenspiegel were first reduced to a coherent narrative in 1519.

Perception tells the child of things as separate entities, not in their ultimate relations as parts of a coherent whole.