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Nacker

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Nack´er    (năk´ẽr)
n.1.See Nacre.


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Byline: > DAVID KRONKE 'Our Dumb World' just got a little smarter Chad Nackers and Joe Randazzo, a couple of the guys responsible for the Onion's latest literary effort, "Our Dumb World: The Onion's Atlas of the Planet Earth (73rd Edition)" (Little Brown, $27.
Very few companies actually shut down operations, disassemble, and move to another locality entirely," says Roger Nacker, director of the Bureau of Business Development, Wisconsin Department of Commerce.
 
 
 
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