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- noun Plural form of
entail . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
entail .
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Examples
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I realize full well it may not seem fair to everyone to be calling all these sites mere content farms - that all depends on what you think the term entails, or doesn't.
Webmaster Forum N.A. 2010
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I was looking at the commentators on Fox News, CNN and MSNBC last night after the speech - some of those Republican Strategist are truly what the later part of their title entails -
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You may think it reasonable but strictly speaking, to show an origin entails connecting the dots - all of them.
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Those of you who are still at home, basking in the laziness of a longer hiatus, may be wondering what exactly a J-Term entails.
Uloop: The Benefits of a January Term Uloop 2012
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Have we passed the point where a formalized group, with all the legalities that entails, is needed?
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The more I plunge into the depths of Health Law, the more I realize that a definitive scope of what Health Law entails is just not a reality.
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A crisis outlook and the baggage that entails is unwarranted.
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Undoubtedly, one of the key considerations motivating the enactment of the Charter, and the process of constitutional judicial review that it entails, is the protection of minorities.
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But the reason Amanda can be so cheerfully blind to what she actually does for a living, and what that requires of her, and what risks it entails, is that the movie is too.
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But the reason Amanda can be so cheerfully blind to what she actually does for a living, and what that requires of her, and what risks it entails, is that the movie is too.
Lance Mannion: 2008
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