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discretion
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discretion (dis·kreˑ·shn),
n in Native American medicine, avoiding the act of bragging or revealing a dream helper's identity. This is one way of circumventing a breach of taboo. See breach of taboo.


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The escalating oil prices offer a powerful tool whereby major oil exporters could discretionally, reduce, or increase, production to back their political demands.
The model with lag helps to find time series related effects and the censored model intends to show how significant the independent variables are on the dependent variable after the samples are selected discretionally.
In November 2007, the board and our CFO outlined and approved an investment policy to allow certain of the company's funds to be discretionally managed by Deutsche Bank (DB), a large and reputable banking institution, in order to provide professional management of monies not immediately required for the day-to-day operations at the company.
 
 
 
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