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pilot application Explanation: I don't think you need look any further than a literal version. The EMAS regulations are EC-sponsored and EuroDicAutom gives "pilot application" (actually, it gives "application pilot" but I hope that's a mistake). HTH Giles |
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pilot application Explanation: "Pilot" is often used to indicate "a grial unit for experimentation or testing" (Webster's), such as a pilot program. |
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