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What best defines the term sovereignty?
ability to govern without outside guidance
What is the term for a self-governing territory?
selva
What is the medical term meaning absence of blood?
Bart syndrome is the medical term used to describe absence of skin. The disease is inherited by autosomal dominant transmission.
Governing method in engines?
The term "Governing" means the action of varying the fuel supply in accordance with the load demand so that the engine runs at practically.
What is the medical term meaning outer?
Extraoral is the medical term meaning outside the mouth.
Differences of skim and nonfat milk?
Nothing at all. The laws governing each term are the same.
What is meant by the term independence?
Independence is the state of being independent. A country is independent if it is self governing.
What is the medical term meaning where the eyelids meet on the outside of the eye?
The lateral canthus is the medical term for the outside corner of the eye.
When referring to Christ what does the term eternality mean?
Christ, as God the Son, is eternal. That is He is without beginning or end he exists outside of time. He always was, He is now, and He always will be. The term Eternality is the quality or state of being eternal.
Who had the longest term in the Roman Republic?
All Roman officials normally served a term of one year. After Julius Caesar's death, the second triumvirate was formed and that was the longest governing term of the same men in the republic.
What does municipality mean?
The term municipality refers to a city or town that has a governing body. It is a locality that has a corporate structure.
What is the other adverb of outside?
Another slightly archaic adverb for outside is without (opposite of within).The term survives today mainly in street names of walled cities, such as Bishop Street Without in Londonderry, Northern Ireland. These add-ons to the original street names (in this case Bishop Street) came about as towns grew beyond the confines of the walls and were used to denote that part of the street that was without (i.e. outside) the town's walls.
