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cumulation [ˌkju:mjəˈleɪʃən] SUST. ECON.

cumulation

kumulacja f

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These happenings were a first cumulation of a civil commotion, that had started a few days earlier with large strikes and demonstrations.

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The result is confusion and barriers to cumulation.

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The published cumulation would become his longest work.

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The topics that can be discussed may vary from the deepening of trade and regulatory approximation, rules of origin cumulation, to security and other relevant issues.

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The increase in activity level with repeated presentation of incentives is called cumulation of arousal.

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They say that cumulation is of secondary importance to liberal rules of origin, which would allow them to source their inputs from the most competitive producer, irrespective of origin.

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It had a monopoly for currency, credits and cumulation of savings.

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It was the cumulation of all these types of bad directorial gaffs that really sunk this movie.

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So it is with everything, small or large: the world exists both as one (the absolute) and as a cumulation of an infinity of units.

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His music now is certainly a strong cumulation of widely celebrated and a diverse range of influential artists.

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