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111cram — Have or provide specially intensive training for an examination …
112CRAM — comp. abbr. Card Random Access Memory abbr. Cache RAM (RAM) abbr. Card Random Access Memory (RAM, IC) comp. abbr. Challenge Response Authentication Mechanism comp. abbr. Cyberspatial Reality Advancement Movement acronym Card Random Access Memory… …
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114Steve Cram — ➡ Cram * * * …
115cram course — 1. an intensive course of study designed to review or teach material needed for a specific purpose or, often, material previously taught but not mastered. 2. See crash course. * * * …
116cram session — noun An intense period of study, sometimes all night before a critical exam …
117cram school — noun A specialised school that trains students to meet particular goals, most commonly to pass the entrance examinations of high schools or universities …
118Cram, Donald J. — ► (n. 1919) Científico estadounidense. Fue premio Nobel de Química, compartido con Jean Marie Lehn y Ch. J. Pedersen, por sus trabajos de síntesis de moléculas …
119cram down — An informal name for a settlement or terms that a debtor forces creditors to accept. For example, a debtor in Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings can, subject to some restrictions, have a plan to resolve the bankruptcy approved by the court even… …
120cram-down deal — A merger in which stockholders are forced to accept undesirable terms, such as junk bonds instead of cash or equity, due to the absence of any better alternatives. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary …
