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- noun Plural of
dot - noun A
punctuation mark consisting of three dots, indicating anomission of sometext or asentence which wasn't fully finished, anellipsis . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
dot .
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Examples
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Cops on the dots is the national buzzword for this kind of information-driven, rapid-response policing, and it has an alluring certainty about it.
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Cops on the dots is the national buzzword for this kind of information-driven, rapid-response policing, and it has an alluring certainty about it.
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"A dog scope without mil dots is as worthless as a condom with holes."
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The Mueller tactical in 4. 5-14 lists at 2 $220. the Nikon buckmaster in the magnification range with mil dots is about $289. for a rifle with fairly low kick, the BSA platinum in 8-32 isn't too shabby.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, the words separated by centered dots, is concentric to the flat rim around slightly more than the top half of the coin; ONE DIME, the words separated by the bottom of the fasces and the olive branch, completes the circle at the bottom.
Winged Liberty (“Mercury”) Dime, 1916-1945 : Coin Guide 2009
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"A dog scope without mil dots is as worthless as a condom with holes."
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A dog scope without mil dots is as worthless as a condom with holes.
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The Mueller tactical in 4. 5-14 lists at 2 $220. the Nikon buckmaster in the magnification range with mil dots is about $289. for a rifle with fairly low kick, the BSA platinum in 8-32 isn't too shabby.
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In the past, General Growth took surveys the old fashioned way — by filling in dots on pencil and paper.
Business Tasks Bring Out Serious Side of Apps Shayndi Raice 2010
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A dog scope without mil dots is as worthless as a condom with holes.
fbharjo commented on the word dots
follow-the-dots
October 24, 2010