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- noun Plural form of
zone . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
zone .
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Examples
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Such zones or areas are called _erogenous zones_ -- the word erogenous means love-generating.
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They stayed inside the zones and projected their images outside, and used rays _through the zones_.
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What we want to see, what the Airline Pilots Association would like to see, are what we call zones of protection.
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And Ralph just make sure - FEMA has been renewed and we did expand that to what they call zones 3 and 4 again which now cover the 48 states.
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And Ralph just make sure - FEMA has been renewed and we did expand that to what they call zones 3 and 4 again which now cover the 48 states.
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And Ralph just make sure - FEMA has been renewed and we did expand that to what they call zones 3 and 4 again which now cover the 48 states.
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And Ralph just make sure - FEMA has been renewed and we did expand that to what they call zones 3 and 4 again which now cover the 48 states.
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Each Seattle Grace person was teamed up with a Mercy West counterpart in what they called zones, in order to better distribute patients.
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"We think investors will have little choice but to buy with the Golden Week holiday approaching, and considering that no auctions are scheduled for the superlong and long-term zones until the 10-year auction on May 12," he said.
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The Supreme Court sustained military detention authority of those detainees captured in zones of active combat in 2004 in Hamdi v. Rumsfeld, so President Obama is on firm legal ground should he choose to limit military detention to those circumstances.
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