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121Sudden Impact — Este artículo o sección sobre películas necesita ser wikificado con un formato acorde a las convenciones de estilo. Por favor, edítalo para que las cumpla. Mientras tanto, no elimines este aviso puesto el 25 de julio de 2009. También puedes… …
122Sudden Death — Sud|den Death 〈[sʌ̣dən dɛ̣ð] m.; od. s, s; Pl. selten; Sp.; bes. Eishockey〉 Regelung, nach der ein in der regulären Spielzeit unentschiedenes Match durch das erste in der Verlängerung erzielte Tor entschieden wird; →a. Golden Goal [<engl.… …
123sudden death — N UNCOUNT: oft N n Sudden death is a way of quickly deciding the winner of something such as a football or basketball game or a golf tournament when there are equal scores at the time when it would normally end. In a sudden death situation, the… …
124sudden — I UK [ˈsʌd(ə)n] / US adjective *** happening very quickly and without any sign that it is going to happen a sudden rise in violent crime She felt a sudden pain in her hip. His departure was very sudden and unexpected. Derived word: suddenness… …
125sudden emergency doctrine — When a person finds himself confronted with a sudden emergency, which was not brought about by his own negligence or want of care, such person has the legal right to do what appears to him at the time he should do, so long as he acts in a… …
126Sudden stop (economics) — In economics, a sudden stop is a sudden large reversal of capital inflows. [Sebastian Edwards (2004), Financial openness, sudden stops, and current account reversals . American Economic Review 94 (2), pp. 59 64.] ee also*Currency crisis… …
127Sudden Impact — Le Retour de l inspecteur Harry Le Retour de l inspecteur Harry Titre original Sudden Impact Réalisation Clint Eastwood Acteurs principaux Clint Eastwood Sondra Locke Pat Hingle Bradford Dillman Scénario Charles B. Pierce Earl E. Smith Joseph… …
128sudden — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. abrupt, unexpected; hasty, quick, unpremeditated; instantaneous; precipitate; hot tempered, rash. See surprise, instantaneity. Ant., expected, considered. II (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. precipitate,… …
