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What does the noun 'handover' mean?



 
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What does the noun 'handover' mean? #1 (permalink) Thu Oct 13, 2005 4:53 am   What does the noun 'handover' mean?		  
hi, what does handover mean? thanks a lot.
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Handover #2 (permalink) Thu Oct 13, 2005 5:53 am   Handover		  
Handover is a noun: act of relinquishing property or authority ect.

Ex: the handover of occupied territory.

Source dictionany.com
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