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Epen |
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Epos n (poem); episch |
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Epos n |
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Epos n |
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| abrév. |
Export Payment Insurance Corporation |
| abrév., activ.droit. |
Equal Pay International Coalition (tat-konovalova) |
| abrév., autom. |
electronically programmed injection control; electronically programmed injection planar integrated; exhaust port ignition cleaner |
| abrév., aviat. |
electronic and photonic integrated circuit; engineering preassembly integration in CATIA (system) |
| abrév., milit., aviat. |
Earth pointing instrument carrier |
| abrév., électr. |
electronic production and inventory control; emergency procedures information center; etched polycrystalline-carried integrated circuit; exchange price information computer; explicitly parallel instruction computing (chip) |
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A film with large dramatic scope or that required an immense production. |
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This is a type of classical poetry, generally recounting heroic achievements. It is a poem that is a long narrative about a serious subject, told in an elevated style of language. Epics generally focus on the exploits of a hero or demi-god who represents the cultural values of a race, nation, or religious group. John Milton’s Paradise lost is an example of a famous epic. voir également classic |
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Emergency Preparedness Integrated Community Solutions |
| abrév., logic., états. |
experimental physics and industrial control system (Alex_Odeychuk) |
