1) Accounts 2) Almanac entries 3) Annals 4) Archives 5) Best performances 6) Chronicles 7) Collected data 8) Collection 9) Documentation 10) Documents 11) Files 12) Gets on tape 13) Grist for the Guinness mill 14) History 15) Inscribes 16) Jukebox stock 17) Library 18) Oft-broken things 19) Paperwork
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1) Acta 2) Annals 3) Archives 4) Certification 5) Discs 6) Disks 7) Enrolls 8) Enters 9) Information 10) Logs 11) Lps 12) Minutes 13) Sets down 14) Tapes
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n. in business, particularly corporations, all the written business documents, especially about financial dealings. Thus, shareholders and partners are entitled to access to the "records" of the business.
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The commitment in writing, as authentic evidence, of something having legal importance. The concept includes certificates of birth, death, etc., as well as hospital, medical, and other institutional records. ... (12 Dec 1998) ...
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(n) Records is defined as the written documents containing information about an event, action, observation, assessment or other representation maintained in an orderly method.
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Archives, documentary evidence; named collections of data, standardised in format and content and treated as a unit
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In business, tangible evidence, usually in writing, of the income, expenses, and financial transactions of a business or individual.
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Cricket is full of records. So full, in fact, that hardly a Test match goes by without a commentator announcing (or being prompted to announce by the shadowy man at the back of the box) that 'This is now the highest seventh-wicket partnership for Pantsland against Trouserstan on this ground,' or something of the sort. These records are often all th...
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All records achieved in aviation must be certified by the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale, the controlling authority of air sport as recognised by the principal countries of the World.
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