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foresight [′fȯr‚sīt] (engineering) A sight or bearing on a new survey point, taken in a forward direction and made in order to determine its elevation. A sight on a previously established survey point, taken in order to close a circuit. A reading taken on a level rod to determine the elevation of the point on which the rod rests when read. Also known as minus sight.
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| The unique situation of the occupied territories, however, and the by now no doubt redoubled refusal of the Israelis to ratify the treaty, fall under the exclusions Washington so foresightedly negotiated into the treaty: that the criminal must come from a ratifying state or the crimes must be committed in one. Just as foresightedly, check out your cache of cash. |
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