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seclusion [si′klü·zhən] (meteorology) A special case of the process of occlusion, where the point at which the cold front first overtakes the warm front (or quasi-stationary front) is at some distance from the apex of the wave cyclone. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Granting the reader an invaluable reference and comprehensive grasp of the ideologies guiding humankind and the probable results of pluralistic concept, Sacred Freedom insightfully and engagingly informs its readers of an uncompromisingly seclusive universal perception. Second, as the "big players" in global finance built up the IIF as their main international research and lobbying platform, they opted for a new division of labor: They use the IMC's seclusive annual meeting for the CEOs--accompanied by their spouses--to meet socially in the setting of a closed conference where they can mingle with top central bankers, supervisors, and other high finance officials. When her mother is invited to play the piano at the yellow house across the street, for a seclusive woman her father calls "the Myth," the child narrator brings along a gift. |
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