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car·ry-o·ver

(kar'ē-ō'ver),
The phenomenon by which part of the analyte present in a sample appears to be present in the next or following samples in the same analytic process. This is most noticeable when a sample of low analyte concentration follows one of very high concentration.
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car·ry-o·ver

(kar'ē-ō'vĕr)
The phenomenon by which part of the analyte present in a sample appears to be present in the next or following samples in the same analytic process. This is most noticeable when a sample of low analyte concentration follows one of very high concentration.
Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions and Nursing © Farlex 2012
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Daily Politis reported on Monday that as of March this year Anastasiades, as well as members of his cabinet who are carry-overs from the first administration, had stopped instructing the treasury to deduct their contributions.
Among the stories The Banner covered this year were three that were carry-overs from years past.
With less than seven months to an election, the Government set out a streamlined programme of 15 Bills - three of them carry-overs from the previous session and two in draft form.
The bill sets rules for calculating loss carry-overs, deferred deductions and deferred income.
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Singh won 90,000 Canadian dollars (pounds 41,000) by sinking a six-foot putt to win the ninth, the result of four carry-overs, while Garcia collected one skin worth 15,000 dollars (pounds 6,800).
"And we should have fewer carry-overs for capital constructions."
"In the future, with a low budget, we should try carry-overs," pleads the budget commissioner, who sees such flexibility as "a rescue device".
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