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The third element of interest for the panel was the charge of obstruction of justice in covering up a "corrupt payment," according to the prosecution, of $9,200 through what they termed "sham check transactions."

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  1. noun A flat, usually rectangular piece forming a raised, recessed, or framed part of the surface in which it is set.
  2. noun The space or section in a fence or railing between two posts.
  3. noun A vertical section of fabric; a gore.
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  • The third element of interest for the panel was the charge of obstruction of justice in covering up a "corrupt payment," according to the prosecution, of $9,200 through what they termed "sham check transactions." —  Progressive Democrats of America Blog
  • Having six people on a panel is a smart move, which guarantees a —  The Futon Report
  • Just like the book, the panel was an attempt to demonstrate that maps have the potential to bring about social changes. —  we make money not art
  • The conclusions reached by the panel were the increasing importance of procurement departments related to travel services, and the additional functions a travel manager / buyer needs to fulfill such as risk and audit management. —  TravelDailyNews.com
  • Unlike most other sessions that focus on presentations, this panel will be all about Q / A and discussion. —  Marketer Blog
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  1. Middle English, piece of cloth, from Old French, probably from Vulgar Latin *pannellus, diminutive of Latin pannus, cloth; see pan- in Indo-European roots.

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  1. Formerly also pannel; from Middle English panel, panele, a piece of cloth, a sort of saddle, a list (of names), etc., = Dutch paneel = German panele = Swedish Danish Panel, wainscot, from Old French panel, paneau, paniau, penel, panneau, panneel, pannel, a panel, French panneau = Spanish panela = Portuguese panello = Italian pannello, from Middle Latin pannellus, a panel, diminutive of Latin pannus, cloth, rag: see pane.
  2. Formerly also pannel; from panel, n.
 

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