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introduce verb bring in, enter, inducere, induct, insert, interpose, introducere, invehere, offer, offer as an exhibit, place before, present, present formally, present to the court for acceptance, proffer, put, put forward, put forward for consideration, put in, submit, surrender, tender, usher in See also: adduce, bear, commence, enter, establish, extend, give, herald, induct, infuse, initiate, inject, inseminate, insert, instate, interject, interpose, invent, launch, maintain, move, offer, originate, pose, precede, preface, propose, propound, submit 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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intrinsic Intrinsic Evidence intrinsic fraud intrinsic nature intrinsical intrinsicality intrinsicalness introduce introduce a change introduce a system introduce as an example introduce changes introduce into evidence introduce new conditions introduce order |
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