acceleration principle
- acceleration principle ECON
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- acceleration principle ECON
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accounting principle ECON
- accounting principle
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allocation principle ECON
- allocation principle
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archimedes’ principle PHYS
- archimedes’ principle
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assessment principle ECON
- assessment principle
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benefit principle ECON
- benefit principle
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conservatism principle ECON
- conservatism principle
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conservative principle ECON
- conservative principle
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consistency principle
- consistency principle ECON
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- consistency principle ECON
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disclosure principle
- disclosure principle ECON
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- disclosure principle ECON
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Overcapacity and the acceleration principle.
en.wikipedia.org He conceived of matter as a passive possibility that something might be actualized by an active principle, a substantial form, giving it real existence.
en.wikipedia.org The plot is cheerfully amoral in its presentation of theft as a basic principle of society rather than as an aberration.
en.wikipedia.org The basic principle is that one end of the traction splint is positioned against the hip, and pushes upward against the pelvic bone.
en.wikipedia.org The principle of civic engagement underscores the most basic principle of democratic governance, i.e. that sovereignty resides ultimately in the people (the citizenry).
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