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a·ve  (äv)
n.
1. An expression of greeting or farewell.
2. Ave Roman Catholic Church Ave Maria.
[Middle English, from Latin av.]
ave [ˈɑːvɪ ˈɑːveɪ]
sentence substitute
welcome or farewell
[Latin]
Ave1
n RC Church
1. (Christianity / Roman Catholic Church) short for Ave Maria: see Hail Mary
2. (Christianity / Roman Catholic Church) the time for the Angelus to be recited, so called because of the threefold repetition of the Ave Maria in this devotion
3. (Christianity / Roman Catholic Church) the beads of the rosary used to count the number of Ave Marias said
[from Latin: hail!]
Ave2, ave
abbreviation for
(Social Science / Human Geography) avenue
Translations
Ave ABBR =avenue → Av., Avda.
Ave (Maria)
n → Ave(-Maria) nt
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Some tariffs were converted to ad valorem equivalents using unit import values and other trade data, as compiled by Global Trade Information Services, Inc.
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Data sources, a glossary and methodology outlining the calculation of ad valorem equivalents and to different aggregation methods for tariff averages round out the publication.
World Tariff Profiles 2006: a joint publication of WTO, UNCTAD and ITC by International Trade Forum
The steep price deflation after 1930 significantly raised the ad valorem equivalent of the Smoot-Hawley duties, and by 1932 the average tariff on dutiable imports reached nearly 60 percent.
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