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EAM

American

National Liberation Front, a Greek underground resistance movement of World War II and political coalition of various leftist groups.

EAM British

noun

(in World War II) the leftist resistance in German-occupied Greece

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Etymology

Origin of EAM

< Modern Greek E ( thnikō ) A ( pelevtherōtikò ) M ( étōpo )

Example Sentences

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The document said that EAM initially considered facility sites in six states, and the other finalist was Jackson, Tennessee.

From Seattle Times • Oct. 26, 2023

He said: "I fully disclose my earnings and my outside interests, and have done ever since I first began working for EAM", and he said that the company had no British clients.

From BBC • Nov. 27, 2021

Infor is owned by Koch Industries and its EAM is software used by industrial companies to track assets, digitalise maintenance operations and improve the digital operations.

From Reuters • Jul. 6, 2021

Commodities are an insurance policy, says Vic Sperandeo, president and CEO of EAM Partners, which developed the Trader Vic Index, a collection of futures contracts in commodities, currencies and U.S. interest rates.

From US News • Aug. 19, 2016

Whenever they could, Samson and the others would slip off to the EAM room with their plug boards, trying to use the machine to keep track of the switches underneath the layout.

From Hackers, Heroes of the Computer Revolution Chapters 1 and 2 by Levy, Steven

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