Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A cuboid used by turners for testing the inclination of planes.
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Examples
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The Court's ruling continues a string of recent cases that put limits on trial-bar marauding, but the dissent by the four liberal Justices all but invites further attempts.
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The Court's ruling continues a string of recent cases that put limits on trial-bar marauding, but the dissent by the four liberal Justices all but invites further attempts.
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If only the Administration could see the issue with the same clarity when the targets of its trial-bar supporters are privately owned companies.
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Democrats and their union and trial-bar friends clearly know it is.
Money and Speech 2008
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Over the summer, a Web site sponsored by the American Association for Justice, the trial-bar lobby, posted form letters online and urged individuals to write to their local newspapers.
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Pennsylvania Congressman Joe Sestak announced last week he’s going to challenge Mr. Specter in the 2010 Democratic Senate primary, so the incumbent needs all the trial-bar cash he can carry.
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