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marginal 1. Economics relating to goods or services produced and sold at the margin of profitability 2. Politics chiefly Brit and NZ of or designating a constituency in which elections tend to be won by small margins 3. Economics relating to a small change in something, such as total cost, revenue, or consumer satisfaction
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Lawmakers are anxious to appear at least marginally rational now that an initiative petition to extend their terms in office has been filed. Vice President Richard Cheney obviously recalled Kerry's oft-repeated comment that he was for the war in Iraq before he was against it while referring to the Massachusetts senator's inflammatory expectation that marginally educated Americans would get "stuck" in Iraq. The limited-edition bonus disc, Fundamentalism, rates marginally higher. |
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