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Production

'produce' are normally associated with movables ' articles and goods, big and small ' but they are never employed to denote

Sel, denotes the bigness of a thing to which it is added, as Selwood,

terms of a long-term lease or a lease of a big property. In case of a lease, one test for determining

battleship of the type characterized by a main armament of big guns all of the same caliber She had a displacement

Having such bones used in composition as big boned strong boned

The group of seven stars commonly called the Big Dipper in the constellation Ursa Major or Great Bear See

See Big n amp v

bigamy [Medieval Latin bigamia, ultimately from Latin bi- two + Greek

if the result is a loss or gain called also Big Pot Hodge Podge hotchpot; compare casualty pot NOTE: The transactions

the Indian peoples "In re Rights to Use Water in Big Horn River Sys., 753 P.2d 76 (1988)"] compare reservation just