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ell [el]
(building construction)
A wing built perpendicular to the main section of a building.
ell, el
1.A secondary wing or extension of a building at right angles to its principal dimension.
2. Same as elbow.
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Then comes the standard "Stairway to the Stars," on which Elling is perfection.
PASA TEMPOS by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)
95 Paperback RM300 Elling and Elling (both: EMS, Hudson Valley Community College, New York) presents this text for paramedics in training on the administration of medications for various emergencies.
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After she'd opened the show for the American jazz vocals star Kurt Elling at the Barbican last year, Elling lost no time in leading the applause for the UK's Claire Martin, who had put the audience in just the frame of mind to understand what creative jazz singing is all about.
Jazz preview: Claire Martin, London by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
 
 
 
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