Define stone. stone synonyms, stone pronunciation, stone translation, English dictionary definition of stone. n. 1. a. Concreted earthy or mineral matter; rock. b.
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Define stone. stone synonyms, stone pronunciation, stone translation, English dictionary definition of stone. n. 1. a. Concreted earthy or mineral matter; rock. b.
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In other words, commercial Linux distributions are ;; regarded as meeting the "a charge to cover the cost of the ;; distribution medium" criterion. ;; ;; g.
Define stone. stone synonyms, stone pronunciation, stone translation, English dictionary definition of stone. n. 1. a. Concreted earthy or mineral matter; rock. b.
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In other words, commercial Linux distributions are ;; regarded as meeting the "a charge to cover the cost of the ;; distribution medium" criterion. ;; ;; g.