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Excess
زِيَادَة
excess <an excess; excesses> SUBST
excess
excess (iveness)
excess (iveness)
excess (iveness)
excess (iveness)
excess (iveness)
excess (iveness)
excess (iveness)
excess (iveness)
excess WIRTSCH
excess WIRTSCH
excess WIRTSCH
excess WIRTSCH
excess WIRTSCH
excess ADJ
excess
excess
excess
excess SUBST
excess WIRTSCH
excess WIRTSCH
excess WIRTSCH
excess
excess (iveness)
excess (iveness)
excess (iveness)
excess (iveness)
excess (iveness)
excess (iveness)
excess (iveness)
excess (of a brimful measure)
excess (of a brimful measure)
excess VERB
excess
excess
excess
excess
excess
excess
excess
excess
excess
excess
excess
excess
excess
excess
excess
excess
excess
excess
allowances excess
allowances excess WIRTSCH
allowances excess WIRTSCH
excess acid CHEM
excess acid
excess air INDUSTR
excess air
excess capacity
excess capacity WIRTSCH
excess capacity WIRTSCH
excess capacity WIRTSCH
excess cash WIRTSCH
excess cash
excess conduction ELEK
excess conduction
excess demand
excess demand WIRTSCH
excess demand WIRTSCH
excess demand WIRTSCH
excess electron ELEK
excess electron
excess fuel ARCHIT
excess fuel
excess load ARCHIT
excess load
Excess Oxygen INDUSTR
Excess Oxygen
excess pressure AKUST
excess pressure
excess profits
excess profits WIRTSCH
excess profits WIRTSCH
excess reserves
excess reserves WIRTSCH
excess reserves WIRTSCH
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Too many of the contractors were reaping excess profits from cost-plus contracts, without being held accountable for the poor quality of goods delivered.
en.wikipedia.org
The tendons and check ligament assume an excess load so the horse is at risk for strain.
en.wikipedia.org
The country is like a big elephant, energetic, but can not walk because of the excess load it carries.
www.vanguardngr.com
The effect of this error was somewhat mitigated by the construction of partitions on the floor below, which helped redistribute the excess load well such that no damage was incurred.
en.wikipedia.org
Therefore, any excess load (weight) will and can lead to degenerative processes within the joint... more rapid erosion of joint cartilage, for example.
thechart.blogs.cnn.com