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51BLOCK, H & R — BLOCK, H & R, U.S. tax preparation and financial services firm. HENRY WOLLMAN BLOCH (1922– ) was born in Kansas City, Mo., the second son of a prominent lawyer. He began his college career at the University of Missouri but transferred to the… …
52BLOCK, HERBERT LAWRENCE — (Herblock; 1909–2001), U.S. editorial cartoonist. Born in Chicago, Block started to draw when he was quite young and won a scholarship to the Chicago Art Institute at 12. His critical eye and rapier pen made him one of the leading journalists of… …
53Block size — can refer to: *Block (data storage), the size of a block in data storage and file systems. *Block size (cryptography), the minimal unit of data for block ciphers. *Block size (mathematics) …
54Block-style figures — are a type of collectible toy action figures marked by a generally simplistic representation of the human form, usually comprised of block shaped apendages and torsos. Generally, the block style figures are no bigger than two to three inches in… …
55Block acknowledgement — Block Acknowledgment = It is a feature in IEEE 802.11 2007 Standard and 802.11n Draft to allow acknowledgement of a group of frames instead of a single frame (as previously used in 802.11a/b).There are mainly two commands to establish a Block… …
56Block Automatique À Permissivité Restreinte — Le Block Automatique à Permissivité Restreinte, ou BAPR, est un système de sécurité ferroviaire utilisé sur les lignes à trafic moyen. Pour mémoire, les systèmes de type block ont pour objectif d empêcher le rattrapage de deux convois. Histoire… …
57Block automatique a permissivite restreinte — Block automatique à permissivité restreinte Le Block Automatique à Permissivité Restreinte, ou BAPR, est un système de sécurité ferroviaire utilisé sur les lignes à trafic moyen. Pour mémoire, les systèmes de type block ont pour objectif d… …
58block exemption — See competition policy. Collins dictionary of law. W. J. Stewart. 2001. block exemption …
59Block Island — Block Island …
60block´i|ness — block|y «BLOK ee», adjective, block|i|er, block|i|est. 1. like a block; chunky; solid: »a blocky pony …
