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The nickname given to a 1946 FCC document that gave principles regarding license renewal 10 10b
A blue book is an official government report or register of statistics
Formally, it refers to the Kelley Blue Book, an industry guide dealers use to estimate wholesale and retail vehicle pricing In common parlance, "the blue book price" can actually refer to a price looked up in one of the many guides to pricing The books now come in a variety of hues, are issued by many organizations, and are commonly available online or in the reference sections of public libraries
A publication of Kelley Blue Book, Inc and one of several standard references used to determine the value of used vehicles The value is sometimes called the "Blue Book Value " Blue books typically show a wholesale value and a retail value for each vehicle
a blue-covered booklet used in universities for writing examinations a register of persons who are socially prominent a report published by the British government; bound in blue
This is a term used to describe both an object and a type of exam A blue book is a booklet containing 8-12 blank pages (some are larger), with a sky-blue cover, for use during a midterm or final exam Students are often expected to bring their own blue books to exams (Blue books are on sale at any of the local bookstores ) Because students use blue books most often for essay exams, you will occasionally hear this type of exam referred to as a "blue book" or a "blue book exam "
{i} school exam book for writing the answers or directory listing VIP's (in the United States); official government report covered in blue (in England)
the document describing a File Transfer Protocol used in the UK academic and research community which was implemented on a wide range of computers and which allowed file transfers between dissimilar computers Also known as Network Independent File Transfer Protocol (NIFTP) Now mostly superseded by Internet protocols (see FTP)
a register of persons who are socially prominent
The official standard which dictates the format of CD Extra discs Bootable A CD (or floppy, hard disk, or other storage media) from which a computer can be started up, because it contains all the operating system software the computer needs to run A bootable CD contains a bootable image - a file which is an exact representation of a boot floppy or hard drive Bootable CDs are usually made according to the El Torito standard
Generally refers to volume one of the "Catalog of Broadsides in the Rare Book Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D C (Boston: G K Hall, 1972)", edited by Frederick Goff It is the paper finding aid from which the bibliographic data in the database were converted
a blue-covered booklet used in universities for writing examinations
The United States official "Biennial Register
A general term for a reference manual used to determine the value of used boats or other vehicles
A parliamentary publication, so called from its blue paper covers
Proprietary Philips/Sony specification (blue cover) for Enhanced Music CD
" a blue-covered booklet used in universities for writing examinations a register of persons who are socially prominent a report published by the British government; bound in blue
a report published by the British government; bound in blue
blue book exam
Type of test used at many post-secondary schools in the US. The normally include one or more essays or short-answer questions
blue book exams
plural form of blue book exam
bluebook
A blank booklet of lined paper used in the administration of examinations, so named because of its pale blue front and back covers

What should I bring to the exam? Are pens or bluebooks required? Is scratch paper supplied?.

bluebook
Slang term derived from a blue NGS reference book The book contains information and formats required by NGS for survey data that is submitted to be considered for use in the national network
bluebook
{i} school exam book for writing the answers; directory listing VIP's (in the United States); official government report covered in blue (in England)
bluebook
A blue-cover, wholesale pricing book for United States coins issued on a yearly basis Dealers used it from the late 1940's through the 1970's and collectors as a guide in determining the prices they would pay to collectors for rare coins It is largely out of use for the purpose and has been supplanted almost entirely by the Coin Dealer Newsletter's publications and online computer networks
bluebook
The "Blue Book" is a popular name for A Uniform System of Citation, which is published and distributed by the Harvard Law Review Association et al , and which is bound in a pretty blue cover The Blue Book should come with a warning sticker on its cover that says "Don’t Panic "
bluebook
This term has two meanings 1) A Bluebook is a booklet of blank sheets of paper used for essay examinations 2) The "Blue Book" is the document which outlines the requirements of the Creighton Core along with the goals and objectives of each requirement It was passed by the faculty in 1992
bluebook
a popular price guide used for buying coins Guess what color the cover is
blue book

    الواصلة

    Blue book

    التركية النطق

    blu bûk

    النطق

    /ˈblo͞o ˈbo͝ok/ /ˈbluː ˈbʊk/
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