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seamless
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seamless
Vox populi adjective Referring to a smooth and seemingly uninterrupted transition from one task to another


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There's that same understatedness which doesn't have the wow factor, but it does make you admire the smooth seamlessness of the architecture.
He said that the 100 days agenda include framing of new legislation to give effect to the National Mineral Policy 2008 on the aspects relating to transparency and seamlessness in the concession regime and sustainable development framework.
Alan Belthoff, executive vice president and chief operating officer, small business; Mark Mahanna, assistant vice president, marketing officer, programs division; and Paul Boris, assistant vice president, programs, small business division, all stayed on message, for sure, but the seamlessness with which they spoke gave the impression that this is a team that is sticking together despite the parent company's upheavals in 2008 and early 2009.
 
 
 
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