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| + | '''Verbatim''' may refer to: | ||
| + | *[[Verbatim]] Latin - the term "Verbatim" means, in a UK legal context: "word by word, exactly" | ||
| + | *[[Verbatim Corporation]], a US company that markets storage media and flash memory | ||
| + | *[[Verbatim (magazine)|''Verbatim'' (magazine)]], a magazine edited by [[Erin McKean]] | ||
| + | *[[Verbatim (horse)]], the sire of [[Summing]] | ||
| + | *[[Verbatim theatre]], a form of documentary theatre | ||
| + | *A word used either as an [[adverb]], [[adjective]] or as a [[noun]]; meaning to copy word for word. See [[Wiktionary:verbatim]] | ||
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Verbatim may refer to:
- Verbatim Latin - the term "Verbatim" means, in a UK legal context: "word by word, exactly"
- Verbatim Corporation, a US company that markets storage media and flash memory
- Verbatim (magazine), a magazine edited by Erin McKean
- Verbatim (horse), the sire of Summing
- Verbatim theatre, a form of documentary theatre
- A word used either as an adverb, adjective or as a noun; meaning to copy word for word. See Wiktionary:verbatim
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