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find [fīnd]
(industrial engineering)
The therblig representing the mental reaction which occurs on recognizing an object at the end of the elemental motion search; now seldom used.
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Wasn't it judges such as Lord Butler, who, when they headed up inquiries such as the BBC's bias against the Government and the death of weapons expert Dr David Kelly, didn't have any problem finding in favour of the Government?
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