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∙ 15y ago"Fully entitled" is developer/builder jargon. It refers to a business opportunity. State and local pre-construction requirements are known as "entitlements". It means that the preliminary permitting work has been completed for a building project on a parcel of land. Primarily, the plans for the project have been approved by the Planning Board or Commission. A builder or developer can then purchase the parcel and build according to the proposals and plans that have already been approved.
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∙ 15y agoNo, it is referred to as dominant
Any one who wants to be an American Citizen.
If you are a fully qualified butcher you would be entitled to a much higher rate than minimum pay.
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Male human beings and males of most mammal species have teats, too. They are just undeveloped in males, fully developed in females.
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The fully plastic moment of section is referred as the moment at which a given cross-section has reached its yield stress.
these are "undeveloped" teats found on male dogs. It a female trait that does not get fully developed inmales. Sort of just like males/females of the human species have a little of each other's traits...
No. On the contrary, baby marsupials, known as joeys, are extremely undeveloped when they are born. They are little more than the size of a bean, and completely blind and hairless. They must continue their development in the mother's pouch.
Georgia colony had slaves up to the end of the antebellum era. The residents of this colony believed the slaves were not entitled to their private lives and fully belonged to the masters.
They haven't got a special name. They are born fully formed and are just referred to by beekeepers as young bees.