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  • 91internal iliac node — n any of the lymph nodes grouped around the internal iliac artery and the internal iliac vein compare EXTERNAL ILIAC NODE …

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  • 92internal pudendal vein — n any of several veins that receive blood from the external genitalia and the perineum, accompany the internal pudendal artery, and unite to form a single vein that empties into the internal iliac vein …

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  • 93internal thoracic vein — n a vein of the trunk on each side of the body that accompanies the corresponding internal thoracic artery and empties into the brachiocephalic vein called also internal mammary vein …

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  • 94internal audit — UK US noun [C] ► ACCOUNTING, MANAGEMENT an examination of a company s accounts or activities by its own accountants or managers: »An internal audit early last year highlighted the inherent risks in a trader having responsibility for settling his… …

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  • 95internal consultancy — UK US noun [C or U] HR ► a situation in which someone in an organization asks one of its departments with special knowledge or skills to give advice on a particular subject: an internal consultancy division/group »The report into wastage rates… …

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  • 96internal labour market — UK US UK (US internal labor market) noun [C] (ABBREVIATION ILM) ► HR, WORKPLACE the system by which a company looks inside its own organization to find a suitable person for a senior job, instead of giving the job to someone from outside the… …

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  • 97internal stakeholder — UK US noun [C] MANAGEMENT ► a person who works for and owns, or has shares in, a particular company and is likely to want the company to be successful: »Internal change will be difficult to implement if staff, who are key internal stakeholders,… …

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  • 98internal combustion engine — internal combustion engines N COUNT An internal combustion engine is an engine that creates its energy by burning fuel inside itself. Most cars have internal combustion engines …

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  • 99internal market — noun (business) 1. A system where semi autonomous units within an entity behave as though they were competing in a market place within the entity 2. The single market of the European Union • • • Main Entry: ↑internal * * * inˌternal ˈmarket 7… …

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  • 100Internal forum — is a term used in moral theology referring to the private realm of one s personal conscience or an act of judgement applying the universal truth to a particular situation, such as the sacrament of reconciliation. The term is frequently used in… …

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