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hitA successful match. See hits and hit rate. See also Mechanical Turk. hit Computing a single visit to a website hit [hit] (computer science) The obtaining of a correct answer in a mechanical information-retrieval system. (electricity) A momentary electrical disturbance on a transmission line. (ordnance) A blow or impact on a target by a bullet, bomb, or other projectile. An instance of striking something with a bomb or the like.
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Seven players had multiple hits for Lancaster, which knocked Visalia starter Kevin Lynn out of the game after 4 1/3 innings. The album reads like a Who's Who of Billboard hits for the past 12 months with TLC's "No Scrubs," Cher's "Believe," Whitney Houston's "Heartbreak Hotel," Madonna's "Ray Of Light," Santana's (with Rob Thomas of matchbox 20) "Smooth," and Barenaked Ladies' "One Week. Trevor Crowe, Jeff Van Houten and Jordan Brown each had three hits for Arizona. |
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