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51issue — See: AT ISSUE, TAKE ISSUE …
52issue — See: AT ISSUE, TAKE ISSUE …
53Issue — En computación, el término issue se atribuye a la unidad de trabajo para realizar una mejora en un Sistema informático. Un issue puede ser el arreglo de un fallo, una característica pedida, una tarea, un pedido de Documentación específico y todo… …
54issue — See emerge, issue. See emerge, issue …
55issue — A matter recognised as part of the policy agenda over which there is public debate or disagreement. Issues relate to areas of public policy over which opinion is sharply divided, are matters about which the public feels strongly and are… …
56issue — See: at issue, take issue with …
57issue — An issue is often a point or matter of discussion, debate, or dispute. Some issues of great interest in the art world may be eternal, while others come and go from time to time. There are always issues concerning aesthetics and metaphysics.… …
58issue — Archaic term for a discharge of pus, blood, or other matter. [Fr. a going out] nature nurture i. a controversy concerning the relative importance of heredity (nature) and environment (nurture) in various aspects of individual development, such as …
59issue — n 1. issuance, promulgation, publication, proclamation; distribution, propagation, dissemination, broadcasting, dispersion. 2. edition, copy, number, printing, version. 3. emergence, appearance, materialization, disclosure; exhibition,… …
60issue — In finance, the quantity of shares or bonds of a corporation that has been sold and distributed. As a verb, issue can mean to make the original distribution of shares to the initial investors …