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vest in verb authorize, become effective, confer, empower, enable, endow, entrust, establish, furnish, give, give authority, give control, grant a right in, invest, place authority, place control, sanction, start effectively
See also: bequeath, commit, delegate, entrust, place, repose


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Byline: ANI New Delhi, April 29 (ANI/Business Wire India): MKU, a global defense solutions company and a pioneer in personal and vehicle protection solutions, is launching the acclaimed Instavest Ballistic over vest in Turkish market during the IDEF 2009.
You will be able to add a graduation cap to your vest to celebrate a child graduating form high school, and then you can have that vest in your collection of clothing for the next generation.
A perfect example is Coral, yes Coral, it might seem just a harmless feature, a beautiful embodiment of the aqua world but however as the say roses have thorns will coral has sharp edges so if you are the type of person who as they say sinks a rock, then a vest in that situation might turn out to be your best friend and keep afloat above the danger zone.
 
 
 
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