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gap <a gap; gaps> N

gap VB

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air gap

air-gap

budgetary gap ECON

clearance gap ELEC

contact gap

crushing gap INDUST

currency gap ECON

deflationary gap ECON

development gap ECON

dollar gap ECON

erosional gap GEOL

erosion gap GEOL

gap adjustment ELEC

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A culture gap occurs when incompatible or opposing systems might be applied to the same situation or assumed by the parties.
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A gap of 25mm was also provided in between the crash barrier and outer face of the pier.
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It also considerably narrowed the gap between the earliest known fossil record and estimated time of divergence of this clade from other baleen whales.
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This is because children who fall behind in reading would read less, increasing the gap between them and their peers.
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This was partly designed to enrol practising artists, along with academics and theorists, to bridge what he called the gap between town and gown.
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When the first gap breaks down, pure electrostatic theory predicts that the voltage across all stages rises.
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Wide-gap yo-yos are not exclusive to any one yo-yo manufacturer and as their name suggests, have a wider gap.
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Mortgage funds use investors funds to extend short term gap financing, loans made to commercial borrowers secured by real estate.
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The gap is rather embarrassing, even oppressive, and some people find it downright insulting and inappropriate.
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The sides of the bridge are wooden planks nailed vertically with a small gap between the roof and the top of the side walls.
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