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(cont'd) - How I have to understand it?

Hi there,
In one article I found such thing:
STERILE (ACEPTIC) PROCESSING (cont'd)
I can't understand "cont'd". What does it mean?
Who knows, let me know please.
Igor
  

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[nq:1]Hi there, In one article I found such thing: STERILE (ACEPTIC) PROCESSING (cont'd) I can't understand "cont'd". What does it mean? Who knows, let me know please.

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  • [nq:1]Hi there, In one article I found such thing: STERILE (ACEPTIC) PROCESSING (cont'd) I can't understand "cont'd".
  • What does it mean?
  • Who knows, let me know please.
  • Igor[/nq] It means "continued".
  • Apparently the article (or a chart within, or something) was broken into two or more pieces for space/layout purposes, especially on discontinuous pages, and you chanced upon one of the later pieces.
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[nq:1]Hi there, In one article I found such thing: STERILE (ACEPTIC) PROCESSING (cont'd) I can't understand "cont'd". What does it mean? Who knows, let me know please. Igor[/nq]
It means "continued".
Apparently the article (or a chart within, or something) was broken into two or more pieces for space/layout purposes, especially on discontinuous pages, and you chanced upon one of the later
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[nq:1]Hi there, In one article I found such thing: STERILE (ACEPTIC) PROCESSING (cont'd) I can't understand "cont'd". What does it mean? Who knows, let me know please.[/nq]
"continued"

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