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  • 111pace-egging — paceˈ egging noun 1. Begging for eggs, etc, at Easter 2. Rolling pace eggs on the ground • • • Main Entry: ↑Pace …

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  • 112pace'man — noun (cricket) A pace bowler • • • Main Entry: ↑pace …

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  • 113pace|mak|ing — «PAYS MAY kihng», noun, adjective. –n. the act of setting the pace. –adj. setting the pace; acting as a pacemaker: »an electronic pacemaking device …

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  • 114pace-setter — [pace setting] See: SET THE PACE …

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  • 115pace-setter — [pace setting] See: SET THE PACE …

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  • 116Pace-Friedensberg — (Grafen von Pace u. Freiherren von Friedensberg), ein der Katholischen Confession folgendes, 1675 in den Freiherrn u. 1690 in den Grafenstand erhobenes Geschlecht, welches aus Spanien stammen soll, seit 1336 in Triest vorkommt, zu Anfang des 15.… …

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  • 117PACE Ultra Modern PU College — PACE Ultra Modern Pre University College is a Pre University College in Shimoga, Karnataka, India. PACE PU College is an Ultra Modern PU college which is first of its kind in the entire state, with state of the art facilities and a dedicated team …

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  • 118pace yourself — ► to try not to do things too quickly so that you have enough energy to be able to complete your task successfully: »Pacing yourself and setting achievable goals are the keys to success in this business. Main Entry: ↑pace …

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  • 119pace-maker — /pe(i)z&meker, ingl. ˈpeɪsˌmeɪkə(r)/ [vc. ingl., propr. «chi fa il passo», comp. di pace «passo» e maker «che fa»] loc. sost. m. inv. stimolatore cardiaco …

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  • 120pace car — pace′ car [[t]peɪs[/t]] n. spog a car that leads the competing cars through a pace lap and leaves the course before the race begins • Etymology: 1960–65 …

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