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Allcard v
Skinner (1887) 36 Ch D 145 is a
judicial decision under English law
dealing with
undue influence. Miss
Allcard was
introduced by the Revd Mr...
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Edward Cecil Allcard (31
October 1914 – 28 July 2017) was an
English naval architect,
marine surveyor,
yachtsman and author. He was the
first person to...
- A
credit card (or
charge card) is a
payment card,
usually issued by a bank,
allowing its
users to
purchase goods or services, or
withdraw cash, on credit...
- the
extra RAM
could be used to load TSR files, or as a RAM disk. The
AllCard, an add-on
memory management unit for XT-class computers,
allowed normal...
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matter contaminants from the wool.[citation needed]
Common to
all carders is
card clothing.
Card clothing is made from a s****y
flexible backing in
which closely...
- Look up
card,
cârd, or
Card in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Card or The
Card may
refer to:
Plastic cards of
various types: Bank
card Credit card Debit...
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All fours is a
traditional English card game, once po****r in pubs and
taverns as well as
among the gentry, that
flourished as a
gambling game
until the...
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frame buffer of the
video card and for
transient programs.
All Computers' piggy-back add-on
memory management units AllCard for XT- and
Chargecard for...
- A lace
card (also
called a
whoopee card,
ventilator card,
flyswatter card, or IBM doily[citation needed]) is a
punched card with
all holes punched. They...
- The
American Express Centurion Card,
colloquially known as the
Black Card, is a
charge card issued by
American Express. It is
reserved for the company's...
