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acme [′ak·mē] (paleontology) The time of largest abundance or variety of a fossil taxon; the taxon may be either general or local.
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study forms part of the ACMes Media and Society project, which is
examining 'the long-term impact of media on children, families and
society'. Chatter ``The only career like it in this American century,
with its five-decade cycle of acmes, nadirs, rebirths, and
re-evaluations, is that of Richard Nixon. |
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