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fungible

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fungible [′fən·jə·bəl]
(chemical engineering)
Pertaining to petroleum products whose characteristics are so similar they can be commingled.
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Obama, who is facing a flurry of testing problems at home, and a clutch of brewing foreign crises, is taking somewhat of a risk with his fungible political capital by holding the meeting at all.
Obama: final status talks must 'begin soon' by AFP / AFP American Edition
Obama, who is facing a flurry of testing problems at home, and a clutch of brewing foreign crises, is taking somewhat of a risk with his fungible political capital by holding the meeting at all.
Obama: final status talks must 'begin soon' by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Too often, however, associates are considered transient and fungible, and do not receive necessary mentoring and feedback.
Educating lawyers by Rosquete, Armando; Fevre, Daniel J. Le / Florida Bar News
 
 
 
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