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message(1) An e-mail that contains text and possibly other file attachments. See e-mail. message 1. a formal communiqu? 2. an inspired communication of a prophet or religious leader message [′mes·ij] (communications) A series of words or symbols, transmitted with the intention of conveying information. (computer science) An arbitrary amount of information with beginning and end defined or implied: usually, it originates in one place and is intended to be transmitted to another place.
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| The states and territories are very concerned about the impact these changes would have on the capacity of families to pay bills, including mortgages,' the communique said. The one-page communique was written in capital letters in four sections with the subheadings: "Current Situation," "Covert Deployment," "Strategic Warning," and "Technical Verification. It was the issue of homosexuality that caused the most friction and the primates warned churches in their closing communique that ordinations of non-celibate clergy and blessing same-sex relationships "threatened the unity of the communion in a profound way. |
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