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open region

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open region [′ō·pən ‚rē·jən]
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Her group, reporting July 1 in Paris at the Acoustics '08 meeting, found that bubbles larger than 4 micrometers--those that are more likely to expand and contract without popping--tend to produce larger open regions in the blood-brain barrier.
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Rather, in our vision of an open region, there is room for all nations to develop relations with Central Asia and the South Caucasus, as this region finds its own way in the world in its new independence and sovereignty.
United States and Turkey and Azerbaijan: a strategic partnership by Fried, Daniel / DISAM Journal
 
 
 
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