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  • 81mail float — The time it takes a remittance to move from the remitter to the recipient through the mail. This period can range from one to several days. Also called remittance float; however, remittance float can also result from electronic rather than mail… …

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  • 82mail order — /ˌmeɪl ɔ:də/ noun a system of buying and selling from a catalogue, placing orders and sending goods by mail ● We bought our kitchen units by mail order …

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  • 83mail order — /ˌmeɪl ɔ:də/ noun a system of buying and selling from a catalogue, placing orders and sending goods by mail ● We bought our kitchen units by mail order …

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  • 84System Center Essentials — Infobox Software name = System Center Essentials caption = developer = Microsoft Corporation latest release version = Essentials 2007 latest release date = preview version = preview date = preview url = operating system = Microsoft Windows… …

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  • 85mail order — noun A system of commerce in which one orders goods from a remote store which are then shipped by mail …

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  • 86mail fraud — noun A class of felonies, providing for a separate and additional federal penalty for any criminal offense whose perpetration involved the use of the postal system of the United States of America. The mail fraud statute and its counterpart, the… …

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  • 87Mail — Det samme som e mail Mailing list Et system til masseudsendelse af e mails. Man tilmelder sig en liste, hvor deltagerne diskuterer et bestemt emne. Der findes ikke dansksprogede lister …

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  • 88mail — mail1 noun letters and parcels sent by post. ↘(N. Amer. & W. Indian also the mails) the postal system. ↘Computing email. verb send by post. ↘Computing send email to. Derivatives mailable adjective Origin ME (in the sense travelling bag ): from… …

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  • 89mail order — /ˈmeɪl ɔdə/ (say mayl awduh) noun 1. an order for goods, etc., received and transmitted by post. 2. the system of conducting a business by receiving orders and payment by mail for goods supplied to the buyers. {mail1 + order (def. 33); originally …

  • 90mail delay — Time a payment spends in the postal system before delivery. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary …

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