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ZIP
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ZIP,
abbreviation for zoster immune plasma. See chickenpox.


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The X Factor beauty, 25, wore the snazzy kecks - with a front-to-back zip fastener and tiny holes - as she partied in London's Soho with her Girls Aloud pals.
Cheryl flies by the seat of her pants. by The Mirror (London, England)
Other leading contenders for honours in this competition include Woodhill Spark, Wilcos Sonia, Borna Del, Sadie Vieri, Light Shift, Maireads Fantasy, Pencray Lass, Plan, Last Song, Zip Fastener and Rising Smoke.
Thurles champ Josie back again; Irish View by The Racing Post (London, England)
it sounds like a like a clever zip fastener, a special folder system - rather than the name Renault used to introduce its minuscule city slicker when it first sashayed off the assembly line almost 15 years ago.
Fun-filled French midget gem finally makes it over Channel; in ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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