cit·ied (s t  d)adj. Having a city or cities. |
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| Airbus said rapid growth in emerging markets like China, India and the Middle East was citied as the main reason for the increase, which boosts the value of commercial aircraft demand through 2025 by $700 billion over the 2004 projection of $1. The day after the boy died, Morelos was again citied for driving without a license. Bec, 68, citied in Klapisch-Zuber, Women, Family and Ritual, 88-89. |
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