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permissible [pər′mis·ə·bəl]
(mining engineering)
Said of equipment completely assembled and conforming in every respect with the design formally approved by the U.S. Bureau of Mines for use in gassy and dusty mines.


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It may be mentioned that PTCL and DSL operators were unable to reach consensus on some of the issues such as permissibility to DSL operators to lease bandwidth from other private operators, laying of fiber in PTCL collocation sites, prices and discounts offered by PTCL for domestic and international bandwidth and provisioning of VPN services.
Whether the parents themselves drank, on the other hand, appeared to have little effect on predicting their children's behaviours when accounting for the permissibility they exhibited toward teen alcohol use.
Moreover, in the years ahead debates will intensify on other public policy issues bearing on the right to lifefor example, the status of humans who are created by human cloning, or the permissibility of abortion as a method of preventing the birth of a child of an undesired sex.
 
 
 
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