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trace (Delineate), verb copy, define, describe, designare, detail, draw, duplicate, explain, go over, mark out, set forth, sketch trace (Follow), verb chase, detect, ensue, ferret out, hound, hunt out, inquire, investigare, investigate, odorari, probe, pursue, scent, search, seek, shadow, track, track down, trail, unearth See also: chase, copy, deduce, deduct, delineate, derive, detect, discover, ferret, find, follow-up, hint, hunt, impression, indication, iota, locate, minimum, pursue, research, scintilla, search, solve, suggestion, suspicion, uncertainty How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Traceless and transparent, the enemy of secrets and possessions, glass enacted modernism's liberation from the plush, festooned decor of bourgeois Victorian interiors. Her hazy origins and almost traceless "disappearance" differentiate Larsen from the other authors of the Harlem Renaissance, but not from the characters of her own novels. Migo's award-winning mobile computing software provides computer users a safe, easy-to-use, traceless method of working on personal files and their own email -- including Microsoft Outlook([R]) and Outlook Express([R]) -- on borrowed computers, eliminating the need to bring along a PC or laptop of their own. |
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