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site

(1) See Web site.

(2) A physical location or property.


site
a. the piece of land where something was, is, or is intended to be located
b. (as modifier): site office

site [sīt]
(computer science)
A position available for the symbols of an inscription, for example, a digital place.
A location on a tally that can bear either a mark or a blank; for example, a location that can be punched or left unpunched on a card.
(engineering)
Position of anything; for example, the position of a gun emplacement.


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A CERTAIN City desiring to purchase a site for a public Deformatory procured an appropriation from the Government of the country.
Their old jealousies and differences continued; they never could coincide in their choice, and the captain objected altogether to any site so high up the river.
On the site of his orchards and vine-yards, of his proud mansion, of his very fish ponds, I have scrawled myself with half a hundred thousand eucalyptus trees.
 
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