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any person, thing, or device that guides or directs.
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Accounting arrangement between operators concerning the declaration of accounts in Traditional Switched Transit. In Direct accounting, the operator originating the traffic sends each of the intervening operators a separate declaration and the payments due to them.
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| direct glare |
Glare produced by a direct view of light sources. Often the result of insufficiently shielded light sources. (See GLARE)
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When a meeting planner calls the speaker direct, rather than going through an agent, bureau, or manager.
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assault against guerrillas is commonly aerial attack with the aim of destroying urban centers, communications, transportation, etc (US in Vietnam). This form of direct assault has its own indirect method — with the aim of assassinating guerrilla leader's, impersonating guerrilla soldiers, and actually helping villagers/workers in strategic areas/districts with social projects to bring them on the side of the imperialists, gathering information, etc. — enacted by various special forces units.
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