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moveable

[ moo-vuh-buhl ]

adjective



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It can transfer power to a vehicle via a moveable arm attached to its bottom.

Nearly every piece of Yahoo will be part of a moveable dashboard, letting users create their own unique page based on their interests, according to the company.

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The moveable dashboard will start out on the Yahoo homepage and Yahoo Mail, and the redesign will be applied to more Yahoo pages over time, according to a Yahoo spokesperson.

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Installing moveable and multipurpose furnitureThink chairs and tables on wheels that can move around the office and instantly change the office design and work environment.

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To build one, start by piling up some moveable gear, like backpacks, under a tarp.

“He did have a point, though, and I knew it very well,” Hemingway wrote in A Moveable Feast.

This week: a restored edition of A Moveable Feast, a screwball romance, and an epic biography of Lance Armstrong.

“Thirty years ago in France, visitors encountered the proverbial moveable feast,” Steinberger says.

They carried away bacon, drove away fat hogs and beeves, and robbed the people of every species of moveable property.

Then someone hinted to Essex that cows were moveable property, and that he had better be on his guard.

Upon this carriage is fixed the moveable body, consisting of a similar frame-work of two shafts connected by cross bars.

These moveable notes, then, give an ethos to the music because they determine the genus of the scale.

The moveable notes (phthongoi kinoumenoi) are distinguished by being printed as crotchets.

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movemove a muscle