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open-field

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open-field
adj
(Historical Terms) (prenominal) Medieval history of or denoting the system in which an arable area was divided into unenclosed strips, esp cultivated by different tenants


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In August, his quickness and open-field speed has proven the perfect compliment to bullish Marion Barber.
Abstract To establish a valid animal model of the effects of olfactory stimuli on anxiety, a series of experiments was conducted using rats in an open-field test.
National Football League statistics reveal that there are 23 to 25 first-down calls per game, and 45% of open-field calls will be first-down calls.
 
 
 
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