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- self-en·richment noun
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Origin of enrichment1
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U.S. officials have previously said Iran could be allowed to continue some enrichment in a final deal.
Such conditions would not allow Iran to maintain any domestic uranium enrichment capability.
According to the Obama administration, Iran could be allowed a limited enrichment program as part of a final deal with the West.
A six-month quasi-limit on uranium enrichment does not mean the government has changed.
It completely stops enrichment of uranium to 20 percent—the level needed to make a bomb.
Various means have been suggested by the writers for the enrichment of the Judeo-German vocabulary.
On the other hand, one cannot but foresee a gradual enrichment and ennoblement of the interior of the Capitol.
For a thief steals for his own enrichment, not for the advantage of the recipient of the stolen goods.
At the same time the development of doctrine is a real mode of enrichment of the theology of the Church.
Coral, pearls, and beads of many forms have been used for the enrichment of embroideries, and for decorating textiles.
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