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trail
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trail
a well-defined information pathway that leads from data point to data point and sequentially from analysis to conclusion.
audit trail
as for accounting trail but designed for audit purposes.
diagnostic trail
a diagnostic decision tree.
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SPRINGFIELD EWEB Bike Trail construction will include installation of posts throughout the week from Pioneer Parkway to 31st Street.
ROAD REPORT by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
The 3/4-mile project is the second phase of trail construction along the river and will connect the existing trail section that ends at Alto Park, downstream, to the existing trail section that stretches from Ricardo Road to Camino don Jose.
CITY OKS CONTRACT FOR RIVER TRAIL PAVING by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)
Elihu Gillespie has spent 26 years as a parks and recreation professional, most recently as a leisure services manager, overseeing trail construction, maintenance, athletic services, and recreation.
The simple pleasure of parks by Gillespie, Elihu / Parks & Recreation
 
 
 
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