Those names should be changed and truncated to 64 characters.

There's a kind of truncated Camarasaurus skeleton, but the geometry's correct.

But nothing of the sort appears in the truncated text approved by Hamas.

The opening sequence was later truncated, as cast names were shown after the sequence, over the episode itself.

For many applications the complete series is unnecessarily complex and is truncated after a few (perhaps several dozen) terms.

Other conventions can also be used, such as a truncated grid reference, which would shorten the example coordinates to codice_2.

Yet it looks suspiciously as though the deal that ended the fighting will leave Russian troops in that truncated country for years.

Beyond the political statements in those areas, the document is clearly truncated in one of the most important areas related to peace.

Under Bush the younger, many of the same strong personalities were involved, but the formal National Security Council system became distorted, producing a truncated flow of information.

The wall is designed to surround a truncated Palestine completely, and a network of exclusive highways will cut across what is left of Palestine to connect Israel with the Jordan River Valley.

But most of them are interrelated, and it is unlikely that the ICJ can resolve them when they are truncated into technical arguments about where a defensive wall can or cannot go.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy claims to have brought peace to Georgia. Yet it looks suspiciously as though the deal that ended the fighting will leave Russian troops in that truncated country for years.

The experience of this truncated reform, which has had negative repercussions on the image of the United Nations, should serve to convince us that the United Nations is not easy to reform, especially through ambitious proposals and revolutionary change, however rational they may be.