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A vertical conduit, which due to the difference in density between internal and external gases, creates a draft at its base.
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An identifiable amount of containers stowed in a orderly way in one specified place on an (ocean) terminal, container freight station, container yard or depot (see container stack).
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Georgia automobile insurance law states that people who purchase insurance may "stack" - or add the coverage together for each insured vehicle - for uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage.
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A stack of chips, usually 20 chips in a column commonly used in Roulette.
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a composite record made by combining traces from different seismic records. Commonly, to combine data from several detectors in a limited area.
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| stack | a large number or amount |
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