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  • 121multiple listing — see listing Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster. 1996 …

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  • 122multiple birth — n when more than one baby is born to the same mother at the same time ▪ The number of multiple births has risen sharply …

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  • 123multiple choice — adj a multiple choice examination or question shows several possible answers, and you have to choose the correct one …

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  • 124multiple sclerosis — multiple scle rosis noun uncount a serious illness affecting the nerve cells of the brain and SPINE that gradually makes it difficult for someone to move, speak, or see. Multiple sclerosis is often simply called MS …

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  • 125multiple — / multifarious [adj] diversified, miscellaneous assorted, collective, conglomerate, different, diverse, diversiform, heterogeneous, indiscriminate, legion, manifold, many, mixed, motley, multiform, multiplex, multitudinal, multitudinous, numerous …

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  • 126multiple — Multiple. adj. Terme d Arithmetique. Il se dit en parlant d un nombre qui en contient un autre plusieurs fois sans residu. Le nombre de quinze est multiple de trois & de cinq …

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  • 127multiple — [mul′tə pəl] adj. [Fr < L multiplex < multi , MULTI + plex, FOLD: see DUPLEX] 1. having or consisting of many parts, elements, etc.; more than one or once; manifold or complex 2. shared by or involving many 3. many or very many; numerous …

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  • 128multiple personality disorder — n. a dissociative mental disorder characterized by the existence in a person of two or more distinct, independent personalities, any of which may control behavior while being unaware of the other personalities and their memories and experiences:… …

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