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stiletto
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stiletto [stə′led·ō]
(electronics)
An advanced electronic subsystem contained in United States strike aircraft type F-4D for detection, identification, and location of ground-based radars; the location of radar targets is determined by direction finding and passive ranging techniques; it is used for the delivery of guided and unguided weapons against the target radars under all weather conditions.
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Stiletto heels are long and thin varying in lengths from 1 to 2 inches, and are especially for women.
High Heel Shoes - Facts and History by Roberto Sedycias / Women's issues/gender studies community
Summary: Dozens of Israeli women competed in a 50 metre race, wearing stiletto heels.
Stiletto sprinters put best foot forward by Independent Television News Limited (ITN)
1 Goddess Glam circa 2009, these strappy snakeskin sandals by Sergio Zelcer ($165) are a passive-aggressive combination of sweet pearl pink with sultry mirror-chrome platform and stiletto heel.
Summer warriors: walk on the wild side in these aggressive new styles by Tisch, Carol / Sarasota Magazine
 
 
 
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