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Antiemetic
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Solute
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Photochemical pollution
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Endotoxin
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Optical disk
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SDSI
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Iridescence
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Boxwork
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Visual evoked potentials
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Transalaska
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Electrocution
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Ephemeris meridian
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Pentose
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Gravitational assist
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Antibiotic resistance
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Apathy
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Norite
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Achromia
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Perturbed elliptic motion
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Missile
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Byssus
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Zenith
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Desorption
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Dermis
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Gene therapy
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M106
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Geostationary orbit
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Major axis
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Gauge theory
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Forestry
Bit
The bit (binary digit) is a unit of measure in computer science referring to the elementary quantity of data represented by a binary number. It was invented by John W. Tukey, and popularised by Claude Shannon.
A bit can only take two values: 0 or 1
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