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rotationally

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Adv.1.rotationally - in a rotational manner; "the required influence lines are found by subjecting the model to small displacements horizontally, vertically and rotationally"


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7-inch cooler include a hunter-green finish, home freezer style lid gasket, seamless, rotationally molded construction, a rugged full-length lid hinge and three recessed rotary stainless steel draw latches that will keep the cooler latched even while being bounced about on rugged trails.
Rotationally thinking With an off day scheduled Tuesday between Games 4 and 5, Torre said he would give the Game 5 start to 21-year-old lefty Clayton Kershaw, as scheduled, despite his poor outing in Game 1.
Over the years, kayaking equipments have undergone a major change From a simple plastic kayak to better quality materials like rotationally molded polyethylene, fiberglass and Kevlar are all used to make kayaks today Over the years, kayaking equipments have undergone a major change.
 
 
 
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