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ingress
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Ingress
An entrance or, in the context of real estate, the right to enter a property.
ingress

A way of entry.
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Additionally, the protection provided by either the treated silicone piston or the fully treated valve was durable over time, lasting at least three consecutive ingresses of 3.
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Updates and new additions include the entire 21st century from 2000 through 2100; Ceres added to the daily longitude listings; a new formula increasing accuracy of monthly position calculations of the Galactic Center; monthly positions for Eris, Chiron, Pallas Juno, and Vesta; Astro Data column phenomena sorted by time as well as by date; and planetary ingress data that includes R if planet is retrograde when it ingresses.
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The pass is one of the least-traveled ingresses to the park.
YOSEMITE'S BACK DOOR LEADS TO LAND OF LAKES by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
 
 
 
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