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LAYMAN, eccl. law. One who is not an ecclesiastic nor a clergyman.

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In layman's terms, I look for companies that will likely be getting more money as a result of recent events," says Mitchell.

Stick with the trends: Ralph Mitchell of Carthage Financial Group ... by Lewis, Nicole / Black Enterprise

In layman's terms, that means milk price risk is 2.

Milk price risk 2.7 times greater than basis risk by Dairy Today

In layman's terms, the collection and analytical aspects of the Intelligence cycle together (i.

Making sense out of sense: what needs to be done? by Williams, Robert / The Canadian Army Journal

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