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1. Damages
Definition:The sum of money awarded to the injured party in a personal injury lawsuit.
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2. DAMAGES:-The sum of money awarded to the injured party in a personal injury lawsuit.
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3. Daytona
The famous Daytona Bike Week held in late February to early March.
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4. DAYTONA:
The famous Daytona Bike Week held in late February to early March.
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5. Default Judgement
Definition:A judgment issued when the defendant offers no defense by not responding to the complaint. A judge may issue a judgment without the necessity of a trial.
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6. DEFAULT JUDGEMENT-A judgment issued when the defendant offers no defense by not responding to the complaint. A judge may issue a judgment without the necessity of a trial.
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7. Defendant:
The person against whom a claim is brought.
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8. DEFENDANT
The person against whom a claim is brought.
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9. Deponent
The person who testifies at a deposition.
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10. DEPONENT:The person who testifies at a deposition.
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11. Deposition
Definition:A pretrial discovery device in which one party verbally answers questions from the other party.
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12. DEPOSITION
A pretrial discovery device in which one party verbally answers questions from the other party.
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13. Design:-The characteristics of BMW design include the use of classic shapes and colours. The guiding principle is
Submitted on Sunday, December 07, 2008 5:19:37 AM

14. DISCOVERY
Definition:Methods and procedures by which information is made available to each party prior to trial. Discovery may include depositions, interrogations, requests for production of documents, and demands for independent medical examinations.
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15. Discovery-Methods and procedures by which information is made available to each party prior to trial. Discovery may include depositions, interrogations, requests for production of documents, and demands for independent medical examinations.
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16. Displacement:The size of the engine; specifically, the total volume found in the cylinders. This is usually expressed in cc (cubic centimeters) or ci (cubic inches). Generally, the larger the displacement, the more powerful the motor.
Submitted on Thursday, October 15, 2009 5:19:37 AM

17. Displacement
Definition:The size of the engine; specifically, the total volume found in the cylinders. This is usually expressed in cc (cubic centimeters) or ci (cubic inches). Generally, the larger the displacement, the more powerful the motor.
Submitted on Wednesday, July 28, 2010 5:19:37 AM

18. DISPLACEMENT-The size of the engine; specifically, the total volume found in the cylinders. This is usually expressed in cc (cubic centimeters) or ci (cubic inches). Generally, the larger the displacement, the more powerful the motor.
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19. DOCKET
A summary system kept by the clerk's office which contains a record of all pleadings, court orders and other important activities in a case.
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20. Docket:
A summary system kept by the clerk's office which contains a record of all pleadings, court orders and other important activities in a case.
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21. DOHC
Definition:Dual Over Head Cams. Two camshafts found in the head or top of the engine that open and close the valves. Two cams allow more precise control than one.
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22. DOHC:Dual Over Head Cams. Two camshafts found in the head or top of the engine that open and close the valves. Two cams allow more precise control than one.
Submitted on Saturday, July 04, 2009 5:19:37 AM

23. DOHC-Dual Over Head Cams. Two camshafts found in the head or top of the engine that open and close the valves. Two cams allow more precise control than one.
Submitted on Monday, March 22, 2010 5:19:37 AM

24. DOT:-Each country has its own separate DOT. It's a government agency that regulates all phases of transportation, including all types of vehicles, as well as roads and highways. A DOT rating on a motorcycle helmet indicates that it's passed DOT testing and a DOT sticker can be found inside the helmet.
Submitted on Monday, August 04, 2008 5:19:37 AM

25. DOT:-Each country has its own separate DOT. It's a government agency that regulates all phases of transportation, including all types of vehicles, as well as roads and highways. A DOT rating on a motorcycle helmet indicates that it's passed DOT testing and a DOT sticker can be found inside the helmet.
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26. DOT helmet rating
Definition:The Department of Transportation (DOT) rates motorcycle helmets. The rating is based on dropping the helmet containing a simulated head from a height of 10 feet.
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27. Dresser
Definition:Normally a large fully equipped bike with fairing, saddlebags, and a trunk.
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28. Dresser
(also full dresser) Typically, a large motorcycle that is designed for long-distance touring, especially with luggage and a windshield. (See also
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29. DRESSER:-Normally a large fully equipped bike with fairing, saddlebags, and a trunk.
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30. Dry clutch:-A Dry Clutch is more like the clutch found on an automobile that separates the engine from the transmission. There is a dry connection between the engine and transmission.
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31. DUAL SPORT-Street legal motorcycles that provide varying levels of off
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32. Dual Sport:Street legal motorcycles that provide varying levels of off-road capabilities. Not as focused as pure off-road or pure street motorcycles. Also known as dual-purpose.
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33. Dual-sport
Definition:Street legal motorcycles that provide varying levels of off-road capabilities. Not as focused as pure off-road or pure street motorcycles. Also known as dual-purpose
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34. DuPont Coolmax-DuPont Coolmax consist of hollow fibres which transport humidity to the outside very quickly by means of capillary action making the material dry 50% faster than cotton.
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35. Dynafil:-A highly tear-resistant polyamide yarn that is even more robust than Cordura 500/700 and is even more resistant to high temperatures.
Submitted on Tuesday, August 26, 2008 5:19:37 AM

36. Dynatec:Fabric made of Dynafil. Highly tear-resistant and extremely robust. Its melting point is 290 °C.
Submitted on Sunday, August 16, 2009 5:19:37 AM

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