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| battery fig.; sequence; series (e.g. on TV); run; journal; monographic series | |||
| knocks'series | |||
| current publication; television series; serial publication | |||
| Recurrence (An option that allows the user to specify the intervals at which an appointment or task will be repeated); recurrence (The regular pattern according to which a scheduled appointment or task is repeated) | |||
| round i.e., series of administrations | |||
| bank; serial (von Veröffentlichungen); set (z.B. Zeitschriftenartikel); suit; suite | |||
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| statistical series | |||
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| range | |||
| survey wave; wave | |||
| series | |||
| array; batch; family; line; lot; serial; set | |||
| mark; score; string | |||
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| series | |||
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| streak | |||
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| drama series | |||
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| recurring (Pertaining to items that occur repeatedly. For example, an appointment or task that occurs on a regular basis, such as a weekly status meeting or a monthly haircut, can be designated as recurring) | |||
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| series geological | |||
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| series (in series) | |||
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| standard | |||
| Serie: 186 phrases in 43 subjects |