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tera
Trillion (10 to the 12th power). Abbreviated "T." It often refers to the precise value 1,099,511,627,776 since computer specifications are usually binary numbers. See TB, binary values and space/time.
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Dyma'n fras be fydd yn digwydd os fyddwch chi'n marw heb wneud ewyllys: os ydach chi'n briod, mi gaiff y partner y pounds 125,000 cyntaf (gan gofio mai pounds 116,000 ydi gwerth ty teras yng Nghymru ar gyfartaledd y dyddiau yma).
Gwnewch eich ewyllys cyn iddi fynd yn rhy hwyr by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Address: Pire Teras University of Tartu E-mail: pire@murre.
Tatjana Zirnask, Rohk ja kestus moksa keele Kesk-Vadi murdes by Teras, Pire / Linguistica Uralica
Teras added that the internationalization of the pulp and paper industry means that many larger companies simply gain on one hand while losing on the other.
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