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искусственный мех (After World War II synthetic fur, a deep-pile fabric closely resembling fur, became popular. George W. Borg was among the first to adapt circular knitting machines to make a pile fabric from synthetic fibers. Looks like mouton. eugenius_rus) |
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поглощать (o 2003, "Microsoft trying to borg google.", New York Times VLZ_58); обращать в свою веру (The Christians could afford to spend generations converting northern Europe and that's exactly what they did. We have that example from history. We know there are other faiths out there that want to wipe us out, and there are other faiths out there that want to Borg us. VLZ_58); превращать в послушных и исполнительных роботов (VLZ_58); копироватьI took my USB drive to Billy's house and Borged seasons 1-7 of The Simpsons. (VLZ_58) |
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борги (раса киборгов с коллективным разумом, пытающихся ассимилировать в свой коллектив все живое из сериала Star Trek acrogamnon) |
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Basic Operational Requirements Group |
| abbr., railw. |
Big Omaha Rail Group |
| abbr., sport. |
Badly Organised Roleplaying Games |
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Bilateral Option Resolution Grid |
