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biennial
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Biannual
Twice each year. It is used in business in a variety of circumstances. For example, a board of directors may meet or the company may distribute dividends biannually. Biennial means the same thing. See also: Quarter.

biennial
Occurring every 2 years. Contrast with biannual, which means occurring twice a year. (It's important to know the difference if an adjustable-rate mortgage provides for rate changes biannually or biennially.)


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The obvious course of action would have been to postpone a final decision about the 2010-11 budget until the Legislature reconvenes next February, by which time the outlook for the second year of the biennium will be more clear.
The Pope and Young Club's 26th Biennium Convention will kick off in Denver, Colorado, on April 23, 2009, and run through April 25.
For example, if your ARRT biennium ends on May 31, the ASRT will transfer your credits daily from April 1 until June 30.
 
 
 
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