Definition: The word "Allamotti" refers to a type of stone found in ancient Mesopotamia, specifically in the city of Nineveh, which was later used for building monumental architecture, temples, and other monumental structures. It's also known as the "Lima Stone." The term "allamotti" comes from the Greek word "alma," meaning "stone," and "torii," a type of temple or monument. The stone is said to have been carved with designs that were believed to be divine. Allamotti was originally made in the form of an oval block, which served as a base for standing stones. It was used throughout Mesopotamia for religious purposes and as a symbol of power and influence.

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Definition: "Mcdermott" refers to a doctrine in which a person's actions are considered morally wrong if they involve lying, fraudulently or recklessly, particularly in a business context. It's an important concept in Christian ethics. The doctrine says that it is not good for one to lie when telling the truth about oneself, and vice versa.

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Definition: "Mott" appears in the Bible to be a form of water, not a synonym for "water." It's used figuratively to describe a short-lived or temporary thing; it could refer to a moment, event, or state during which something lasts briefly, such as when a person is hungry or thirsty. The term can also have its own meaning in other languages and cultures, though the exact usage may differ widely.

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Definition: Common SQL Column

SELECT FROM table_name WHERE column_name = 'motto';