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For the chemical laser, see All gas-phase iodine laser. AGIL is a sociological paradigm formulated by Talcott ParsonsA is for Adaptation, G is for Goal attainment, I is for Integration, L is for Latency.Adaptation means the level of a system's ability to react to the changing external conditions: the economy.
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Agila I (also Achila, Akhila, Aquila, or Agil) was king of the Visigoths in Hispania (549–554). During his reign, in 551, a rival to the throne, Athanagild, arranged that Justinian I, the Eastern Roman emperor, should send a Roman force from Gaul to seize lands in southern Hispania, forming the province of Spania.
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adv. agilely, quickly, nimbly, gracefully

adj. agile, nimble, graceful; quick, fast

adj. agile, nimble, graceful; quick, fast; lively

adj. agile, deft, kittenish, adroit, lightsome, limber, lissom, lissome, lithe, lithesome, nimble, springy, spry, volant, light footed, able, active

n. sheep fold, sheep pen, fold, halation, aureola, aureole, compound, corral, cot, cote, hovel, lair, pen, pinfold, pound, stockyard, yard