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re·con 1  (rkn)
n.
The smallest genetic unit capable of recombination.
[rec(ombination) + -on.]
re·con 2  (rkn)
n. Informal
Reconnaissance.
recon adj.
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Craig Covault, "Secret NRO Recons Eye Iraqi Threats," Aviation Week and Space Technology, 16 September 2002, http://cndyorks.
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Like many talent players plying their trade in the lower divisions, Moore recons Shuker needs to work at his decision-making in order to fulfil his potential.
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Before the V Corps mission rehearsal exercise (MRX), brigade leaders conducted three leader's recons in-theater so that we fully understood and exercised our mission during this critical MRX.
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