Definition: The word "journal" has several meanings in different contexts, depending on its context. In general, it can refer to: - A publication or report published regularly by an organization (such as a newspaper). - An informal journal, usually used for discussion or gossip (a term not universally used in formal settings). - An online version of a previously published print publication. - A periodical magazine published monthly or semiannually. In more specific contexts: - Journalism refers to the practice of collecting and analyzing news from various sources to provide timely coverage to readers. It is often used in professional journalism, including newspapers, radio, television, and other media outlets. - In academia, a journal is typically a publication that publishes articles on research topics related to that field. In formal settings: The word "journal" has also been used historically in the context of legal documents or records (such as a legal brief), where it refers to an official document or record. The term is now generally not used in this way, but it is occasionally used for informal usage in other contexts such as communication.

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Definition: "Jrnls" is a term which refers to the use of natural light on buildings or other objects, especially those made from materials like wood or stone. This can be done through reflective surfaces or using lamps that are designed for this purpose. The specific types of reflections that can occur when using natural light in buildings include the reflection of sunlight off of windows or mirrors, and even the reflection of sunlight over flat surfaces such as walls. The term "jrnl" is often used to describe a situation where someone is using natural light to create a more intimate or romantic atmosphere. The word "Jrnls" is also sometimes associated with the process of creating a portrait in which the subject appears through the use of natural light, rather than relying on artificial lighting.

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