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Last update: Saturday 31st of July 2010
A total is a sum; see summation. Total may also mean:
- Total S.A. is the name of a French petroleum company.
- Total (band) is the name of an R&B trio.
- Total (cereal) is the U.S. brand name of a ready-to-eat breakfast cereal manufactured by the General Mills corporation.
- Total! was a Nintendo-centric videogames magazine published in the UK during the 1990s
- A total relation is a certain kind of mathematical relation. A common total relation is the total order.
- A total function is a type of partial function.
- A database management system marketed by Cincom
- A now-defunct project by UK musician Matthew Bower
- Totaled, a term referring to the complete destruction of a vehicle.
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