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Definition: Common Configuration filename
Configuration file for the application
Definition: Common Configuration filename
Configuration file for the application
Definition: The word "7 For All Mankind" refers to a line on the back of a 2015 Chevrolet Equinox that reads: "7 for All Mankind" This phrase was designed by American company 7 For All Mankind, Inc. (formerly known as 7 For All Paints) in collaboration with Chevrolet and represents the brand's commitment to making paint products last for more than seven years. The phrase is often used as a tagline on Chevrolet's website or marketing materials to emphasize the longevity of its products. The term "seven" refers to how long the paint will last, while "all" means that it is not only meant to look like an entire car but also to last for all vehicles.
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Definition: The word "Algonkian" appears in several texts, but its precise meaning varies across various interpretations. It is not a common term, though it has been found to appear in some Old Testament references.
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Definition from the Hebrew Bible (Bible KJV)
: In the Hebrew Bible and the New Testament, Algonkian is typically understood as "a people who lived along the eastern coast of modern-day Canada" based on various Old Testament references. However, there are many ways to interpret the term in the context of this passage.
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Definition from Islamic Sources (Sunnah Narrations) and Quran (Al-Tabari)
: In the Hadiths, Algonkian is often described as a people who lived along the eastern coast of modern-day Canada, but there are also accounts that describe them living in what was then called "the province of Al-Ayn" or "the province of Al-Ghurif." This interpretation aligns with the description given in the Quran and Hadith.
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Definition from early Christian sources (Quodlibet)
: The Quodlibet Bible does not explicitly define Algonkian, but it is noted as a people who lived along the eastern coast of modern-day Canada. Its existence was later confirmed by several Christians over centuries, including the Council of Trent.
The precise meaning and usage of "Algonkian" varies widely among different interpretations due to its frequent mention in the Bible and various Jewish traditions.
Definition: The word "Algonkin" is a term in the Bible, referring to an individual who had no parents. It was first used by the prophet Malachi to describe a man named Azariah who was not descended from any line of Israelites. This term was later shortened to Algonkin and has become synonymous with uncles, cousins, or distant relatives without direct descent. The exact definition can vary depending on the context in which it is used in the Bible but generally refers to individuals who are related through their parents' lineage but do not have direct family ties to the original patriarchs.