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MIDDLE OF THE ROAD

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Not extreme. A neutral position. An expression typically meaning that this entity is taking no extremes in its strategies. It also refers to entities that target customers in the median income and spending tendencies range. The focus is on capturing the broadest possible market segment by delivering quality between high and low level. A middle-of-the-road strategy can produce … [Read more...]

MIDDLE TERM

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A phrase used in logic to denote the term which occurs in both' of the premises In the syllogism, being the means of bringing together the two terms in the conclusion. … [Read more...]

METRE

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The unit of measure in the "metric system" of weigihts and measures; It is a measure of length, being the ten-millionth part of the distance from the equator to the north pole, and equivalent to 39.37 inches. From this unit all the other denominations of measure, as well as of weight, are derived. The metric system was first adopted in France in 1795. … [Read more...]

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