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front (Anterior), noun area in foreground, beginning, closest area, designated area in the foreground, exterior, face, foreground, forepart, frontage, frontal area, head
Associated concepts: road frontage, street frontage
front (Concealed criminal operation), noun alter ego, concealed business, cover, cover up, criminal operation, disguise, felonious operation, fraudulent operation, illegitiiate operation, illicit operation, lawless operation, masked operation, pretense, sham, sham device, sham means, sham vehicle, unlawful operation, unlicensed operation, unnoward operation
Associated concepts: illegal fencing operation
See also: defy, hypocrisy, prime


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The V-neck plan at the neckband has a sewn down logo in its frontmost.
There are two extra ruggedly well-set back pockets, as well as two handily based pockets at the lower frontmost area of the overall.
Department of Defense had to carry on inviting for the company that will supply their frontmost line soldiers with high vitality food that are bearable to the scorching heat of the desert.
 
 
 
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