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| DOMICILE
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A person's permanent primary residence. Alternately, the state where on has a permanent legal address. |
| DOMICILIARY ADMINISTRATOR
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One who is considered the primary and principal estate administrator, being in the state where an individual was domiciled at the time of death. |
| DOMINANT TENEMENT
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Property that has an easement right through another adjoining property. The property through which the easement passes is considered to have the servient tenement. |
| DONOR
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In a solar photovoltaic device, an n-type dopant, such as phosphorus, that puts an additional electron into an energy level very near the conduction band; this electron is easily exited into the conduction band where it increases the electrical conductivity over than of an undoped semiconductor. |
| DOOR
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A movable structure for opening or closing an entrance to a building, room, closet, cabinet, etc. They can swing or slide and are normally made of wood or metal. |
| DOOR BEVEL
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When a door has a slight bevel cut on the vertical edge, lock side, of a swinging door, it can clear the edge of the jamb as the door swings but still fit tightly into the jamb. |
| DOOR BUCK
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Rough opening into which door framing is installed or the wood or metal jamb on which the finished doorframe is hung. |
| DOOR BYPASS
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Sliding door, often used in closets, installed so that one door passes in front of the other door. |
| DOOR CASING
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Also called door trim, this molding is used to trim both door and window openings. |
| DOOR CHAIN
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Locking device where one end of the chain is attached to the doorjamb or the wall with the other end sliding into a holder on the door. This type of lock allows the door to be opened slightly without being unlocked. |
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