JUNCTURES

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JUNCTURES — Сочетания
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JUNCTURES — Сочетание
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JUNCTURES — Сопряжения
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JUNCTURES — Сопряжение
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JUNCTURES — Соития
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JUNCTURES
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JUNCTURES — Соединение
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JUNCTURES — Совмещения
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JUNCTURES — Совмещение
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JUNCTURES — Стечение
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DISJOINT — (v. t.) To separate at junctures or joints; to break where parts are united; to break in pieces; as, disjointed …
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