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Flank may
refer to:
Flank (anatomy), part of the
abdomen Flank steak, a cut of beef Part of the
external anatomy of a
horse Flank speed, a
nautical term...
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phrase “the
hilly flanks of the
Fertile Crescent” to
describe this
particular region.
Braidwood proposed his
theory that the
Hilly Flanks region was one...
- (Su-27K)
Flanker-E,
Sukhoi Su-35 (Su-27M)
Flanker-F,
Sukhoi Su-37
Flanker-G,
Sukhoi Su-30MKK
Flanker-H,
Sukhoi Su-30MKI
Flanker-L
Shenyang J-11
Flanker-X2 Shenyang...
- The
flank or
latus is the side of the body
between the rib cage and the
iliac bone of the hip (below the rib cage and
above the ilium). It is sometimes...
- to
protect the
flanks, as the
Allied forces did with the
hamlet of
Papelotte and the
farmhouse of
Hougoumont on the left and
right flanks at the Battle...
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possession and
keeping the ball moving,
often with long p****es out to the
flanks, in the
manner of a more old-fashioned deep-lying
playmaker or
regista (see...
- A
flank company was a
former military designation for two
elite companies of a regiment. In
regimental formation, the
grenadier company constituted the...
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Flank speed is a
nautical term
referring to a ship's true
maximum speed but it is not
equivalent to the term full
speed ahead. Usually,
flank speed is...
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eruptions are
caused by the
outward expansion of
flanks due to
rising magma.
Breaking occurs at the
flanks of
volcanoes making it
easier for
magma to flow...
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Flank steak is a cut of beef
steak taken from the
flank,
which lies
forward of the rear
quarter of a cow,
behind the plate.
French butchers call it bavette...
