B Block: In early 1981, the FCC announced that it would approve two licenses in each market- a non-wireline company (which became known as the A side carrier), and a wireline company (the B side carrier).

 

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B Block: In early 1981, the FCC announced that it would approve two licenses in each market- a non-wireline company (which became known as the A side carrier), and a wireline company (the B side carrier).

Marching Band: Instrumental ensemble for entertainment at sports events and parades, consisting of wind and percussion instruments, drum majors/majorettes, and baton twirlers.

Marie Brizard: French producer of high quality liqueurs.

Marburg Virus: The causative agent of Marburg haemorrhagic fever. The virus is closely related to Ebola and originates in Uganda and Eastern Congo. Egyptian fruit bats are suspected of being the reservoir host.

Marbling: A decorative painting technique that imitates the color and figure of marble.

Marble: A non-foliated metamorphic rock that is produced from the metamorphism of limestone. It is composed primarily of calcium carbonate. Picture of Marble.

Marimba: Percussion instrument that is a mellower version of the xylophone: of African origin

Maracaibo: A class of coffees from Venezuela, including many of the most characteristic and distinguished coffees of that country.

Market Segmentation Theory Or Preferred Habitat Theory: A biased expectations theory that asserts that the shape of the yield curve is determined by the supply of and demand for securities within each maturity sector.

Market Basket: Average quantities of consumables, including U.S. farm foods, purchased per household for a given base period, used to compute an index of retail prices.