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Cloverleaf

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Cloverleaf
A morphologic descriptor for a multilobed pattern that appears to emanate in a 2-D plane from a single point, likened to the low leguminous herb of the genus, Trifolium
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Residents travelling from Al Majaz can use the cloverleaf interchange that will lead them directly to the industrial areas and straight to the schools along University City Road.
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