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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
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...
- 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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Internal medicine or
general internal medicine (in
Commonwealth nations) is the
medical specialty dealing with the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment...
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Ministry of
Internal Affairs Department of
Internal Affairs, New
Zealand Directorate for
Internal Affairs (Jewish
Autonomous Oblast),
Russia Internal affairs...
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Internal fertilization is the
union of an egg and
sperm cell
during ****ual
reproduction inside the
female body.
Internal fertilization,
unlike its counterpart...
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Internal colonialism is the
uneven effects of
economic development on a
regional basis,
otherwise known as "uneven development" as a
result of the exploitation...
- The
internal capsule is a
white matter structure situated in the
inferomedial part of each
cerebral hemisphere of the brain. It
carries information past...
- An
internal link is a type of
hyperlink on a web page to
another page or resource, such as an
image or do****ent, on the same
website or domain. Hyperlinks...
- The
abdominal internal oblique muscle, also
internal oblique muscle or
interior oblique, is an
abdominal muscle in the
abdominal wall that lies
below the...
