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torc [tɔːk]
n
(Social Science / Archaeology) another spelling of torque [1]
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However, a similar torc discovered in Newark, Nottinghamshire in 2005 was bought for pounds 350,000 last year.
FINDERS KEEPERS; Safari park David is pounds 1m treasure hunter by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
One torc in England sold last year for pounds 350,000.
Treasure hunter will get reward; HISTORY by The Mirror (London, England)
The autonomous remote control humvee, or ARCH, system retrofits standard military vehicles for unmanned and autonomous operations, says Michael Heming, CEO of TORC Technologies, a robotics engineering company.
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