"superaggregate" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "The CUBE and ROLLUP modifiers to the GROUP BY clause allow you to create aggregations of aggregates, or superaggregates. These superaggregates or summary rows are included with the result set in a way similar to using the COMPUTE statement on control breaks in SQL*Plus; […]",
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          "ref": "2016, Nikolay Petrovich Omelyanenko, Leonid Ilyich Slutsky, Sergey Pavlovich Mironov, Connective Tissue, page 339:",
          "text": "Other superaggregates have a circular structure. Their dense core, composed of protein granules or fibrils closely adjacent to each other, is surrounded by filamentous aggregates or superaggregates in the form of a ring.",
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