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section (federal code)

A particularly numbered subpart of some federal law.The text of any federal law may be found by going to the Office of the Law Revision Counsel at uscode.house.gov and clicking on “Search the U.S. Code.” Laws written as, for example,“26 U.S.C. Section 121,”“26 U.S.C. §121,”or sometimes “U.S.C.A.”or “U.S.C.S.”consist of a “title”(26 in the example) and a “section”(121 in the example).Entering the appropriate title and section will bring up the text of the law. See also U.S.C.


section (of land)

A section is a specific area of land measuring 1 square mile. See public land survey system.



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If the unraveled portion is not too far up the barrel of the cigar, one may use their trimmers to cut that section off and begin smoking at a stable section of the wrapper.
He wants to section off part of his extensive garden to build a four-bedroom house with a detached double garage.
If you have a small dog using a large crate, you may need to section off two spaces in the crate.
 
 
 
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