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Foiler

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Foil´er
n.1.One who foils or frustrates.


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On the other hand, maybe the would-be foilers of Fidel's regime who look on cautiously within the anachronistically communist isle, will be able to make their sentiment effervesce into a new national spirit.
57) The irony inscribed in the play's text is aimed at conveying to the original audience that, while several prominent London craftsmen, woodcarvers, joiners, cabinet-makers, gold foilers, and embroiderers of valances met with the approval of the Elizabethan authorities for making a miscegenetic artefact destined, as it were, to secure the survival of the Saadian dynasty, the "golden bed" which the Prince of Morocco yearns for lies beyond his powers of procreation.
Foiler induction capsealing systems are air-cooled generator designed for heating a foil inner seal to the mouth or opening of plastic containers.
 
 
 
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