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discard noun castaway, castoff, debris, déclassé, derelict, detritus, évacué, foundling, leaving, oddment, proscrit, reject, remainder, remnant, waste See also: abandon, annul, cancel, delete, depose, disavow, discharge, disclaim, discontinue, disdain, disinherit, dismiss, displace, eject, eliminate, exclude, exclusion, expel, forgo, forswear, ignore, jettison, leave, omit, override, quash, rebuff, reject, relegate, relinquish, removal, remove, renounce, renunciation, repudiate, rescind, revoke, screen, select, set aside, spurn, supersede 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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| Yet it's a discardable business, and we instructors know it. This moment crystallized a seed worry that had been lying dormant in me for perhaps the past five years: the fear that we are entering an era when ideas like Modernism and Modern art are deemed not only antique but irrelevant and, even more humiliating and frightening, discardable. At its facility in Poway, CA, near San Diego, SpaceDev has finished casting the HTTP fuel into three discardable motor cases, assembled and integrated SpaceDev's proprietary technology into the motors, and has shipped them to Mojave, CA in preparation for the upcoming flights. |
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