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  • 11next — As an adjective meaning ‘immediately following’, next normally precedes the noun it is governing (next time / the next three), but in denoting time it can follow the noun (on Friday next / in July next). Care needs to be taken in referring to a… …

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  • 12Next — bezeichnet: in der Telefonie das Nahübersprechen oder Nahnebensprechen, siehe Übersprechen #Nahübersprechen MTV Next, eine Reality Show von MTV Wirtschaft: NeXT, einen amerikanischen Computerhersteller Next (Ladenkette), eine britische Ladenkette …

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  • 13NeXT — NeXT,   1985 von Steve Jobs, dem Mitbegründer von Apple, gegründetes Unternehmen, das zunächst Workstations (NeXT Computer) sowie das Betriebssystem NeXTStep und dazu passende Software entwickelte und produzierte. Da die Rechner sich nicht auf… …

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  • 14Next To — (Барселона,Испания) Категория отеля: Адрес: Rosselló, 242, Эшампле, 08008 Барселона, Испания …

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  • 15next — (adj.) O.E. niehsta, nyhsta (W.Saxon), nesta (Anglian) nearest, closest, superlative of neah (W.Saxon), neh (Anglian) nigh; from P.Gmc. *nekh near + superlative suffix * istaz. Cognate with O.N. næstr, Du. naast next, O.H.G. nahisto …

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  • 16Next — Next, adv. In the time, place, or order nearest or immediately succeeding; as, this man follows next. [1913 Webster] …

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  • 17Next:HD — Launched 10 July 2006 Closed 30 June 2009 Owned by Fox International Channels Italy Next:HD was an Italian high definition satellite TV channel available in Italy as part of the SKY HD package on the …

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  • 18Next TV — Branding NTV Country Republic of China (Taiwan) Availability …

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  • 19next — next; next·ly; next·ness; …

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  • 20next — [adj] coming immediately after in space, time, order abutting, adjacent, adjoining, after, alongside, attached, back to back, beside, close, closest, coming, consequent, coterminous, ensuing, following, hard by*, later, meeting, nearest,… …

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