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internal or
internals in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Internal may
refer to:
Internality as a
concept in
behavioural economics Neijia,
internal styles...
- An
internally displaced person (IDP) is
someone who is
forced to
leave their home but who
remains within their country's borders. They are
often referred...
- An
internal combustion engine (ICE or IC engine) is a heat
engine in
which the
combustion of a fuel
occurs with an
oxidizer (usually air) in a combustion...
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internals in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Internals usually refers to the
internal parts of a machine,
organism or
other entity; or to the...
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internal affairs in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Internal affairs may
refer to: The
domestic policy of a
sovereign state Ministry of home...
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muscles that
surround these vessels. As a result, a
person who is
bleeding internally may
initially have a
normal blood pressure. When the
blood pressure falls...
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Internal medicine, also
known as
general internal medicine in
Commonwealth nations, is a
medical specialty for
medical doctors focused on the prevention...
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internality is the long-term
benefit or cost to an
individual that they do not
consider when
making the
decision to
consume a good or service. One...
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Internal security is the act of
keeping peace within the
borders of a
sovereign state or
other self-governing territories,
generally by
upholding the national...
