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daymark [′dā‚märk]

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The daytime-identifying characteristics of an aid to navigation, unique and distinctive to facilitate its recognition; a conspicuous target added to a day beacon or light.

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To accommodate the dating and coding of containers and to allow for complete removal of labels, DayMark has introduced high-performance Dissolve-A-Way labels and tapes.

Dissolving Labels by Journal of Environmental Health

provider of breakthrough software that helps companies optimize IT infrastructure to meet application service levels, and Daymark Solutions, Inc.

Akorri, Daymark Announce Channel Partnership by Business Wire

Prior to joining LAN Cargo he was with South Florida, Aerofloral and Daymark Logistics in various sales and logistic positions.

LAN Cargo Appoints New Florida Sales Director by Business Wire

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