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parcel

noun as in container prepared to be sent

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noun as in group, bunch

noun as in piece of land

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noun as in part, piece

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He didn't name Russia directly but Poland has experienced a series of major arson and sabotage attacks in recent years, including parcel bombings, that it sees as part of Moscow's hybrid war on the West.

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The Douglas hub is currently sending out between 80 and 90 food parcels a week, which could be made up for one person or a family.

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"Imagine you're a customs officer who must inspect every parcel through multiple machines with different functions and then sort them into the right bins," Zhang says.

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But when her husband asked a few months ago how many of the parcels in the full package room were hers, she felt proud to be able to truthfully answer “none.”

The foundation of the Builders Alliance portal is a digital representation that maps every residential parcel in the Palisades and Eaton fire areas.

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