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ground zero the name given to the devastated site of the collapsed World Trade Center towers in New York after September 11 2001 ground zero [′grau̇nd ¦zir·ō] (ordnance) The point on the surface of the earth (including water) at which, above which, or below which an atomic detonation has actually occurred. Also known as surface zero. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| If you're a newcomer to PHP 5 and MYSQL and lack programming or database background, that shouldn't keep you from benefitting from PHP and MYSQL By Example, which assumes no prior knowledge and starts from ground zero in instructions. If you're a newcomer to PHP 5 and MYSQL and lack programming or database background, that shouldn't keep you from benefitting from PHP and MYSQL By Example, which assumes no prior knowledge and starts from ground zero in instructions. The acrimony between the World Trade Center site's stakeholders may have been ameliorated and the years long vice-like grip of inaction broken, but the lofty challenge it has been to rebuild Ground Zero has in many ways just begun for Charles Maikish, the downtown construction czar whose role it is to coordinate the different parties and projects at the site in order to assure that its buildout proceeds on schedule. |
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