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level

Instrument for finding horizontal level, or adjusting a surface to an even level, used in surveying, building construction, and archaeology. It has a glass tube of coloured liquid, in which a bubble is trapped, mounted in an elongated frame. When the tube is horizontal, the bubble moves to the centre.
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To hear Ben Taylor explain it, "Kung folk depends just as much on making its own way and finding its own level -- like water.
MIXED MEDIA by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)
It seems another neighbour, a charming man, climbed onto the roof of the shower block during the hours of darkness and inserted a yellow hose into one of the storage tanks and, after a few inhalations of stale air, left the Archimedes Principle of water finding its own level to do the rest This neighbour has the greenest of hedge surrounds, loveliest of flower pots, delightful climbers and a pair of sparkling clean motor Mercs.
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GSPC Chairman, Michael Samuel, said: 'This latest report contains encouraging signs that the market is finding its own level.
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