1) Agency over Wall St 2) Amex overseer 3) Bit of a min 4) Blink of an eye 5) Bottled up 6) Brief bit 7) Brief instant 8) Brief moment 9) Brief time 10) Brief time in brief 11) Brief wait 12) Brut alternative 13) Cabernet word 14) Chablis descriptor 15) Champagne adjective 16) Champagne bottle adjective
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1) Div 2) Dry 3) Instant 4) Jiff 5) Jiffy 6) Moment 7) Unsweet
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French term meaning "dry." (However, on Champagne labels it means that the wine is sweet). Just one of the many pitfalls awaiting the unsuspecting initiate to the world of fine wines.
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abbreviation: second, also, section
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French term for 'dry', as in the opposite of sweet.
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French for dry, except in the case of Champagne, where it means sweet.
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Abbreviation for
Securities and Exchange Commission, US government body. ...
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1. Abbreviation for selenocycsteine. Insertion into selenoenzymes is accomplished by the specific tRNA(Sec). ... 2. E. Coli complex for translocation of proteins across the inner membrane, mutants SecA, SecY. ... (18 Nov 1997) ...
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(France) This term describes a dry wine.
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(= serpin-enzyme complex) Receptor mediates catabolism of a -1-antitrypsin/elastase complexes and elevates a -1-antitrypsin synthesis. Also implicated in neutrophil chemotaxis and neurotoxicity of amyloid b -peptide.
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As an independent agency of the government, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is responsible for the enforcement of federal laws and regulations which regulate securities, the stock exchanges, the securities industry, and the electronic markets for securities. Following the Crash of 1929, the body was established as an independent str...
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French term meaning
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(sèche) dry or dried.
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dried bean.
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dried ham.
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raisin.
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Fr. Dry. Refers to wines with no residual sugar (or so little that the wines do not taste sweet).
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French word for ;dry;.
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French for dry, except in the case of Champagne, where it means semi-sweet.
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French term for dry; see there. dry A term commonly used in the German-speaking world (Germany, Austria, Switzerland) to describe a certain amount of residual sugar in wine, which may optionally be indicated on the label. This is up to 4 g/l or up to 9 g/l if the total acidity is at most 2 g lower than the residual sugar. This means, for examp...
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acronym: Science Executive Committee of the IWG
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acronym: secant (trigonometric function) (do NOT use 'sec' for 'second;' use 's' for second)
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unsweet adjective (of champagne) moderately dry
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- See SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION.
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French for dry. A wine becomes dry when all or most of the sugar within it has been converted through fermentation into alcohol and carbon dioxide. A wine is usually perceived as dry when residual sugar is at or below a specific gravity of 0.999.
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