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Media Text: Any item in the mass media (e.g., a TV commercial or program, film, magazine, interview, public appearance, etc.).

Intertextuality: The intertextual, self-reflexive quality--as when one television text (e.g., a commercial) refers to another (e.g., a program or commercial) or to other types of media texts.

Qualified Intermediary: Corporation or entity who facilitates a 1031 tax deferred exchange (also known as an accommodator). To be a qualified intermediary, the intermediary must not be a related party.

Q-Text: The term for a hypothetical ur-text or source manuscript that served as the source for the synoptic gospels (i.e., Matthew, Mark, and Luke), but which did not influence John. The abbreviatio . . . View Full Definition

Priestly Text: In biblical scholarship, this refers to material in Genesis and the Hebrew Bible that probably appeared during a late period of editing--in contrast with the older J Text and E Text. The nam . . . View Full Definition

Polytextual: Two or more texts set simultaneously in a composition.

Remedial Counseling: A type of employee counseling used to correct performance or behavior-related issues.

Pyroclastic Texture: The unsorted, angular, and un-rounded texture of the fragments in a pyroclastic rock.

Remedial Investigation: The CERCLA process of determining the type and extent of hazardous material contamination at a site.

Rich Media: Creative that includes video, animation, and/or sound. Rich-media emails often collect high open and click rates but requires more bandwidth and are less compatible with different email clie . . . View Full Definition