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moving

(Evoking emotion), adjective absorbing, affecting, agitating, animating, arousing, arresting, astonishing, breathtaking, captivating, charming, impelling, imposing, impressive, inciting, inflaming, influencing, inspiriting, instigating, interesting, miserabilis, overpowering, overwhelming, persuading, piquant, poignant, prompting, provocative, provoking, rousing, sensational, sensitive, stimulating, stimulative, stirring, thrilling, touching, warm

moving

(In motion), adjective active, ambulant, ambulatory, changing, conveyable, detachable, drifting, fugitive, itinerant, journeying, kinetic, locomotive, meandering, mercurial, migratory, mobile, motile, motive, mundivagant, nomadic, passing, peripatetic, removable, restless, roaming, roving, separable, shifting, touring, transitional, transmigratory, traveling, unattached, unsettled, unstaid, unstationary, vacillating, vagabond, vagrant, voyaging, wandering, wavering
Associated concepts: moving papers, moving party, moving violation

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com), an online booking platform helping consumers compare moving costs and book reputable moving companies, released today the findings of a comprehensive survey across the New York moving industry, proving that moves booked via online marketplaces can be as much as 45% or more lower than moves booked directly with moving companies.

Unpakt Proves Booking Moves Online Saves Consumers Up To 45% Or More

Moving Guardian provides thorough moving company ratings that promote integrity and transparency among moving and relocation services.

Moving Guardian Revolutionizes Industry with Comprehensive Moving Company Reviews to Weed Out Scammers

Because these projects can be complicated to plan, organize and manage, relocations on the commercial scale are best left in the knowledgeable hands of professional commercial moving companies.

Master plan the key to successful commercial relocation

Nevertheless, many casting practices involve moving parts directly in contact with liquid metal.

Modeling casting on the move

Teenagers who have recently moved are more likely than others to begin having premarital sex, but moving itself--which has adverse consequences on a range of adolescent behaviors--does not explain the adoption of this behavior.

Social factors may explain why youth who move are at risk of sexual initiation

If it never arrived then it is not moving toward it, rather, it is moving toward the place where it arrives.

Ibn Sina--al-Biruni correspondence (4)

The process also gives you the choice of moving them or copying them to another worksheet.

Move (or copy) a batch of Excel worksheets

Moving to a new environment presents a number of challenges: How will your children adjust to the school system?

Relocation tools: what you need to know about moving to a new town

Army, Thomas has excelled in the moving of the nation's service members.

Personal property expert recognized for service

Each entails a high degree of risk by moving a company into unfamiliar territory on at least one dimension, and often on several dimensions at once.

The new market of profitable growth

A new electromagnetic technology that uses a moving magnet instead of a moving coil appears to be a perfect solution for the many opportunities in dynamic characterization of elastomeric material.

Dynamic testing of elastomeric materials

It was Antonovich's proposal to move the tree, a suggestion that has brought conflicting opinions: The arborist hired for the job says it is possible to relocate the ancient oak, while those fighting for the tree said moving it would kill it.