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51Sangsa — is a Korean military rank used by both the armed forces of North and South Korea. A Sangsa is the equivalent to a First Sergeant in most other militaries.The rank of Sangsa is junior to a Wonsa in South Korea and to a Warrant Officer like rank in …
52baron — [bar′ən, ber′ən] n. [ME & OFr < Frank * baro, freeman, man < IE base * bher , to carry > BEAR1] 1. in the Middle Ages, a feudal tenant of the king or of any higher ranking lord; nobleman 2. a member of the lowest rank of the British… …
53Peoples Education Society College of Engineering — The Peoples Education Society College of Engineering (PESCE), is an institution located in the picturesque surroundings of Mandya, Karnataka, India.http://www.pesce.ac.in History P.E.S. College of Engineering, Mandya is one of the pioneer… …
54Cloister — • The English equivalent of the Latin word clausura (from claudere, to shut up ) Catholic Encyclopedia. Kevin Knight. 2006. Cloister Cloister …
55coequal — a. Co ordinate, of like rank, of the same rank, of equal dignity or power, on a level, on a par …
56RAC plc — Infobox Company name = RAC type = Public Limited genre = foundation = United Kingdom (1897) founder = Royal Automobile Club location city = location country = location = flagicon|UK U.K. locations = area served = key people = Debbie Hewitt (MD)… …
57CSDN — URL community.csdn.net Commercial? Yes Type of site Internet forum Available language(s) Chinese Launched June 2004 …
58modus — /mowdas/ In Civil law, manner; means; way. Criminal pleading. The modus of an indictment is that part of it which contains the narrative of the commission of the crime; the statement of the mode or manner in which the offense was committed.… …
59modus — /mowdas/ In Civil law, manner; means; way. Criminal pleading. The modus of an indictment is that part of it which contains the narrative of the commission of the crime; the statement of the mode or manner in which the offense was committed.… …
60rancid — adj. smelling or tasting like rank stale fat. Derivatives: rancidity n. rancidness n. Etymology: L rancidus stinking …
