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parasitic
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parasitic [¦par·ə¦sid·ik]
(electronics)
An undesired and energy-wasting signal current, capacitance, or other parameter of an electronic circuit.
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E[sz] Meanwhile European Zionism, living parasitically within Judaism, went the Americans one better and used the Jews' suffering in order to hijack a religion, E[sz] putting the plight of Europe's victims in service to their plans for ruthless ethnic cleansing and acquisitive nationalism.
Gotterdammerung and Other Poems by The Palestine Chronicle (Mountlake Terrace, WA)
Since 2006, this project has operated somewhat parasitically within traditional learning institutions: to date, the University of British Columbia and Emily Carr University of Art + Design have each hosted a year-long instalment.
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This would be the position despite the extent of any advantage which the respondent may gain parasitically on the back of the plaintiff through the unauthorised use of his or her image.
Image rights in South Africa by Cornelius, Steve / The International Sports Law Journal
 
 
 
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