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passenger [′pas·ən·jər]
(cell and molecular biology)
A deoxyribonucleic acid segment that will be spliced into a plasmid or bacteriophage for subsequent cloning.
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Rearward facing seats for babies from birth to 18kg can be placed on the front passenger seat or back seat.
Which Type of Child's Car Seat Is the Most Suitable for Me? by Mark Sanderson / Automotive community
The regular air conditioning featured as standard offers two-zone automatic climate control giving the driver and front passenger individual control of temperature, air volume and distribution.
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The backrest of the front passenger seat folds flat too - in case you have anything the length of the vehicle you need to transport.
A crowd-pleaser; Staggered 'stadium seats' help the Dodge Journey ... by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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