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subregion

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sub·re·gion  (sbrjn)
n.
A subdivision of a region, especially an ecological region.

subregion·al adj.

subregion [sʌbˈriːdʒən]
n
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Environmental Science) a subdivision of a region, esp a zoogeographical or ecological region
subregional  adj


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VAUXHALL'S car plant at Ellesmere Port has been an integral part of the industrial fabric of the Cheshire/north east Wales subregion for years, its skilled jobs a vital part of the local automotive sector.
PHUKET, Thailand, July 19 Kyodo A meeting among foreign ministers from the United States, Cambodia, Thailand, Laos and Vietnam on the sidelines of ASEAN meetings in Thailand next week may mark the beginning of a new try for influence in the subregion by the United States, observers suggested Sunday.
Tom Clift, of the Coventry and Warwickshire Partnership for the 2012 Games, said: "Securing these contracts can provide companies in the subregion with the chance to show what they can do on the world stage.
 
 
 
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