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To exceed 21.
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| break |
The point at which the electrical contacts open to disconnect a circuit.
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| breakthrough pain |
an episode of pain that may occur between scheduled doses of an extended release pain medication. Typically use a short-acting pain medication.
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| breakdown |
1) How well material mixes into a lump free homogenous solution. 2) Loss of viscosity a few hours after mixing.
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| breakdown |
The process of breaking an opponent beneath you to his stomach or side. This often makes turning him over for a pin easier.
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| break | as of teeth, for example |
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| break | laugh unrestrainedly |
| break | separate into constituent elements or parts, as of chemical substances |
| break | cause to separate |
| break | break or cause to break into pieces |
| break | terminate (legally) |
| break | close at the end of a session |
| break | cause to go into a solution |
| break | make a break in |
| break | release ice |
| break | attack with or as if with a pickaxe of ice or rocky ground, for example |
| break | set or keep apart |
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