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edge something with something to put an edging or border of something onto something. The tailor edged the hem with lace, making the skirt appear longer. The hem was edged with lace. See also: edge How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Each of the flaps has a proximal portion fastened to the coversheet and a distal edge with lengthwise elastic members fastened to the coversheet by the proximal portion over the whole length of the hygiene article and positioned with the fastened proximal portion transversely inward of the respective lengthwise edge of the absorbent pad over the whole length of the absorbent pad. DW has also announced that all sizes and types of Exotic Edge centers are available as retro-fits for players who already own an Edge with the standard ten-ply maple center. Juniper continues its innovation at the edge with the addition of next generation Ethernet interfaces and continued feature enhancements to JUNOS-now at release 8-such as "Self Diagnose-Call Home," and increased capacity of Layer 3 VPN routes. |
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