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• InIn When things are as they should be, or when things are supposed to be there and they are, they are said to be "in." Examples: Lily's in planning made her an excellent event coordinator. As a project manager,... Read More
• IntensiveIntensive 1. Traditionally, auditing is sold in 12 1/2 hour blocks. Each of these blocks is called an intensive. When you address an issue with auditing, you address it vigorously within a short period of time so... Read More
• Is-esIs-es 1. These are the four conditions of existence. You can view the definitions separately by clicking on each term. They are: AS-ISNESS ALTER-ISNESS IS-NESS NOT-ISNESS You can learn a lot more... Read More
• Is-nessIs-ness 1. The seeming existence of things. What we think of as being real. 2. When something continues to exist through space and time. Is-ness is one of the four conditions of existence. The Phoenix... Read More