| It is furth concerning that the notion of using blood from an infant as proxy for diagnosing the antibody status of their mother has never been validated using rapid tests. |
| We still look at real estate as being the only sure thing and the only sure tax reduction,'' said Wendy Furth, president of the Southland Regional Association of Realtors. |
| But the Hammer is ready to take up an offer from Bundesliga hopefuls Greuther Furth so he can remain in Germany with his parents. |
| On top of that, Scots have a particular aversion to being told what to do by people furth o' the Tweed, and although that seems to apply less to yes campaigners, it's already taken its toll on the no campaign. |
| As he came furth of the Castell gate, thare mett him certane beggeris, asking of his almes, for Goddis saik. |
| Crossby WH, Munn JI, Furth FW Standardizing method for clinical hemoglobinometry. |
