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magnum
a wine bottle holding the equivalent of two normal bottles (approximately 52 fluid ounces)

magnum [′mag·nəm]
(anatomy)
Large, as in foramen magnum.

MAGNUM - A database language for DEC-10's, used internally by Tymshare, Inc.. MAGNUM was designed in the late 1970's by Dale Jordan, Rich Strauss and Dave McQuoid originally, and was written in BLISS-10. It was the world's first commercial relational database. It was in the process of being written in 1976.


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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] In sporting guns in the last few years, the Winchester Short Magnums, the .
Magnums chips and software are used in professional video encoders, broadcast transcoders, in-home set-top boxes, consumer DVD recorders, hard-disk based home media centers, digital camcorders, and a variety of in-home and portable media-centered devices.
Both companies are introducing rifles chambered in the new super short magnums.
 
 
 
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