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  • 41Clearing, Chicago — Clearing   Community area   Community Area 64 Clearing …

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  • 42Clearing (album) — Clearing Studio album by Fred Frith Released 2001 …

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  • 43Clearing Customs — Studio album by Fred Frith Released February 201 …

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  • 44Clearing House — Clearing House, Railway Clearing House (Abrechnungsbureau), organisierte Vereinigung der Bahnen Großbritanniens mit dem Sitz in London zur Schaffung von Erleichterungen für den durchgehenden Verkehr, insbesondere zur Abrechnung der… …

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  • 45Clearing house — may refer to: Clearing house (finance) Clearinghouse (GIS) Clearing House (EU), an EU intelligence body Clearing House, California Railway Clearing House A computer reservations system for an airline Publishers Clearing House Biosafety Clearing… …

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  • 46clearing agent — ˈclearing ˌagent noun [countable] FINANCE another name for a clearing house * * * clearing agent UK US noun [C] ► COMMERCE a person or company that is used for getting goods officially from one country to another: »Our clearing agents will deal… …

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  • 47Clearing house — Clearing Clear ing, n. 1. The act or process of making clear. [1913 Webster] The better clearing of this point. South. [1913 Webster] 2. A tract of land cleared of wood for cultivation. [1913 Webster] A lonely clearing on the shores of Moxie Lake …

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  • 48clearing house — A body through which futures or commodity trading takes place. It monitors transactions and provides a system for financial settlement. For exchange contracts, namely, transactions conducted through clearing houses, the clearing house also acts… …

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  • 49Clearing House, California — Clearing House   Unincorporated community   …

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  • 50clearing bank — ➔ bank1 * * *    A bank that is a member of a national cheque clearing system. To clear a cheque means to process it so that the payee receives its value. Such systems can also involve clearing financial orders and standardized payment… …

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