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Fans of the anime who don't like experiencing the exact same story in another format are advised to pass - this is a very faithful retelling of the story, and doesn't really include anything particularly new.

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  1. noun A plan for the organization and arrangement of a specified production.
  2. noun The material form or layout of a publication.
  3. noun Computer Science The arrangement of data for storage or display.
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  • In many instances, this format is almost pure machine-readable code. —  Maximum Security -- Ch 7 -- Birth of a Network: The Internet
  • Re: CET Results out!!!! hi guys jst i want to knw dat should ex certificate be only in dte format or other format is acceptable because my company has the other format???????
  • Originally Posted by abhisiroya hi guys jst i want to knw dat should ex certificate be only in dte format or other format is acceptable because my company has the other format???????
  • The latest UK ads in streaming media format are available in Media Guardians creative Lounge, for those of you who didn't know ... —  Adland
  • Griffith says the format will be a winner, although not for ... —  Megite Technology News: What's Happening Right Now
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  1. French, ultimately from Latin fōrmātus, past participle of fōrmāre, to form, from fōrma, form.

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  1. French format = Italian formate = German format, shape and size of a book, from New Latin *formatum, neuter of Latin formatus, formed, past participle of formare, form.
 

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