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com·mi·nute (km-nt)
v.
To reduce to powder; to pulverize.
commi·nution n.
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Summary: The Higher Arab Monitoring Committee (HAMC) in Israel has called on all Arab comminutes in Israel to declare a general strike on Thursday to mark the anniversary of the October 2000 riots that left 13 Arabs dead at the hands of Israeli police.
Israeli Arabs stage general strike by Albawaba.com
What we are doing today is an extension of the operations we started five days ago and our aim is to rescue expatriates kidnapped and get rid of criminals in various comminutes in the Niger Delta," Abubakar underlined.
Nigerian army turns to informants in rebel crackdown by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Potential investors into the comminutes that need investment the most are finding it increasingly difficult to find the right premises and are having to look elsewhere.
New life for old warehouse; SMALL HEATH: Regeneration group snaps up ... by Birmingham Mail (England)
 
 
 
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