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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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| Part traceability is improved through recording every event, and parts can now be labeled as good, bad, or quarantined. Tokyo, Japan, Mar 24, 2006 - (JCN) - Takashimaya, a leading Japanese department store, will introduce a traceability system for agriculture products and begin a traceability service at its Tamagawa store on March 22. Before traceability and labeling regulations went into effect on April 18, European food manufacturers began removing soybean protein from products in response to consumer opposition to biotechnology, which was fanned by Greenpeace |
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