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clutch,
n a device made for gripping the teeth in a dental arch, to which face-bows or tracing devices may be attached rigidly enough to behave in space relations during the movements as if they were jaw outgrowths.

clutch
1. the number of eggs laid by a hen on consecutive days in an uninterrupted series. Clutch lengths vary from 2 to 6 days but may be as many as 360.
2. a setting of eggs.
3. a group of chickens hatched by a hen from a setting of eggs.


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To underline the sports side of the bike, the new Monster 1100 is fitted with Ducati's very own dry clutch.
R1200GS Adventure, pounds 9,995 Engine: 1200cc twin-cylinder Boxer Performance: power 105bhp @ 7,500, torque 115Nm @ 5,750 Transmission: single disc dry clutch, six gears Seat height: 850/870mm Tank capacity: 20 litres Availability: In UK dealers on 26 January 2008 Contact: BMW UK, 0800 777155
The dry clutch is light - great news if you ride in heavy traffic.
 
 
 
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