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In military usage, the repetition of certain fixed movements in response to set commands. Drill is used to get a body of soldiers from one place to another in an orderly fashion, and for parades and ceremonial purposes.

drill

Large Old World monkey Mandrillus leucophaeus similar to a baboon and in the same genus as the mandrill. Drills live in the forests of Cameroon and Nigeria. Brownish-coated, black-faced, and stoutly built, with a very short tail, the male can have a head and body up to 75 cm/2.5 ft long, although females are much smaller.



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He decided to focus on designing a grain drill that would meet the needs of the increasingly larger farm sizes that were springing up throughout the countryside.
Acquisitions completed in the 1990s included the Peerless product line, which enabled Art's Way to offer a rollermill option in its feed processing line; the Eversman line of land preparation equipment and the PreSeeder minimum tillage tool; the Logan product line of potato equipment; the DMI design grain wagon; and several product lines from United Farm Tool, including no-till grain drill, "Speedy" bean cutter, multi-crop shredder and high dump wagon.
advantage to using a planter over a grain drill or air cart.
 
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