It was Halloween, 1999, when a mysterious, shadowy figure appeared on the Montreal music scene. |
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Use a microwave oven or counterop appliances instead of your stove top or oven. |
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Ile des Chenes did not win a game at the tourney but came away with the experience of a lifetime. |
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George Washington, which faltered after a brilliant start, will be a tough matchup in the league tourney. |
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But in a tourney loaded with talent, anything can happen on the final day when pressure is at its peak. |
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A perioperative success is freedom from a tourniquet injury, not just the task of applying the tourniquet. |
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A spotlight appeared on all four screens and a shadowy figure walked into it. |
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Drain blood from the finger and apply a tourniquet using a rubber band or a small Penrose drain at the base of the affected digit. |
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For limb wounds, a pneumatic tourniquet should be used if possible to reduce blood loss. |
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The men in this novel are mostly shadowy figures who seem to appear at the right moment to fill out a necessary niche. |
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Hackneyed, undisciplined and utterly rubbish, it ended with a shadowy stranger in black springing Myers from prison for no discernible reason. |
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A King and Queen are chosen every six months in a crown tourney fought with sticks to decide the King or Queen, and consort. |
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Frequently he would return to the ward at night to check a plaster or that a tourniquet had not been left in situ inadvertently. |
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Polonius becomes a shadowy figure, though he is openly identified as Claudius's co-conspirator in the murder of Hamlet's father. |
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There is a lot of gambling on the tourney, but it's the friendly, friction free kind that even novices can get involved in. |
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Hence, the play-in game would be considered part of the tourney, and participants would receive a full share of tournament revenues. |
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An alert Sailor called for someone to summon the corpsman and then he dropped to the deck to close off the blood loss by use of a tourniquet. |
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Actually he made just one bad move in the whole tournament and this wasn't exactly a short tourney. |
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Not surprisingly, Bob and I immediately got into a pickup 1830 game in preparation for the 1830 tourney to begin that night. |
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These days, you just might hear bloodcurdling screams coming from one of the shadowy side streets, where a grizzly murder is indeed taking place. |
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Next door to the proposed site is a massive electrical substation with overhead power cables carrying 33,000 volts. |
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Make a complete volte or turn about on the toe of the right, bringing the left foot well behind it. |
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For example, the belief that radio waves or microwaves can be used to cause a person to hear voices transmitted to him seems unlikely. |
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You will be questioned as to how often you invite guests for meals and whether you have a microwave oven, a refrigerator and a deep freezer. |
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Soften the butter briefly in a warm place in the kitchen or in a microwave oven until very soft but not melted. |
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I would also point out that many of our clients can't cook their own meals and don't own a microwave oven. |
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Doctors warned today of the dangers of eggs exploding after being heated in a microwave oven and leading to serious injuries. |
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Many surgeons use a tourniquet around the thigh, which reduces blood flow around the knee. |
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The doctor uses a hand or a tourniquet to temporarily block off the blood flow in the veins. |
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Governors and headteachers will soon have a contractual duty of care to the work-life balance of teachers. |
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Master Kit had shown up as usual, watching me from across a narrow, shadowy street, propped against the bins outside a shabby grocery. |
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We take our responsibilities very seriously and must be seen to put safety first and exercise a proper duty of care. |
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There were two lamps hanging from the ceiling near the door that gave the place a strange shadowy glow. |
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Laois County Council say they have a duty of care to house people, but they also have a duty of care to people already housed. |
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The Prison Service has a duty of care to its prisoners and also a duty to protect society. |
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You owe a duty of care to the ex-employee in providing a reference to a prospective employer. |
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His hair is a shadowy shade of black and his eyes are a dark brown, nearly black. |
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Consumers should be aware that there is a duty of care imposed on each insurance policy holder. |
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The rain had lessened to a drizzle, and an eerie, shadowy mist hung around the trees. |
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So, if you want to get ripped off, get your holiday money from a tour operator, travel agent or bureau de change. |
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I saw a friend and she had tourtiere for dinner, except without meat and with seitan instead, so it actually tasted good. |
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If booking your dives through a tour operator or travel agent in Britain, ask their advice for reputable dive centres. |
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Similarly, bring any problems about a package holiday immediately to the attention of the tour operator's representative at the resort. |
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The company is a tour operator and central reservation office for European tourists to Namibia. |
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You have formed a contract with the tour operator or the airline, depending on whether you booked a package holiday or flights only. |
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It's that overall volume that counts if you're thinking of travelling with a major tour operator. |
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But that is not stopping any potential owner of a frost-free refrigerator or a microwave oven. |
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Just like microwaves from a microwave oven, they pass right through the food and leave no direct contamination. |
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A derivation of this technique is to use the silica in combination with a microwave oven. |
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He looked tired, his blond hair was tousled from sleep, and he had somehow found a loud orange shirt and green trousers. |
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Like most clays, bentonite is a hydrated compound of aluminium and silicon oxides, but it differs in ways that are useful to wine-makers. |
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Sedimentary rocks such as mudstones often contain a variety of clay minerals, including swelling clays such as bentonite. |
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However, of late I've taken to using a bentwood chair on set, but I am writing my next film so I'll be getting the old chair out again. |
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The old guy was still up, sitting on his bentwood chair, and gave me a knowing nod as I passed him. |
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Later, a German designer started using bentwood rods to construct the frames of chairs and other furniture. |
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Its curved frame suggests almost a modern reinterpretation of the bentwood chair. |
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In a sense, since I still can't watch with ironic or benumbed remove, my fright speaks well of a film's potency. |
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My breath was stuck in my stomach, my limbs benumbed, my senses catapulted into a no-go area where terror meets exhilaration. |
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Those macabre photographs that benumbed the civilised world were worth a million words each. |
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Behind them trailed a small escort of equally benumbed guardsmen, every one with weapons, if not in hand, then at the ready. |
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He has a few rounds of shadow-boxing with Ahriman, recites some metaphysical mumbo-jumbo, and that's it. |
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The new targets relate to a number of chemicals including benzene, carbon monoxide and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons. |
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Its most toxic ingredient is benzene, a volatile organic compound that increases the risk of cancer. |
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City traffic is a significant source of pollutants such as sulphur dioxide, particulate matter, benzene, and carbon monoxide. |
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This species substitutes for a proton on an electron rich carbon in the benzene ring. |
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The former Labour Chancellor may quit politics rather than take a Shadow Cabinet job. |
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If you have cold leftover cooked potatoes, plain or mashed, reheat them in a microwave oven until steaming, then measure. |
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Soften the palm sugar in a microwave oven at high heat for about 10 seconds. |
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Like 220 volts of current being forced through a 110-volt kitchen appliance, the system is becoming overloaded, and the smoke is rising. |
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This a distribution power line, and the utility crews have told me that these sorts of lines normally carry 7,600 volts of electricity. |
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It is defined as the energy lost or gained by an electron as it passes through a potential difference of one volt. |
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They created electricity running at 10 volts with a milliamp current, enough to power a small lightbulb. |
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At the rear of the engine is a pair of rectangular metal grids that are charged with 6,000 volts of electric potential. |
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The characteristic voltage is about 2 volts per cell, so by combining six cells you get a 12-volt battery. |
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He could have written her an email, or sent her a text message, or opened a social media e-chat dialogue. |
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Those are fighting words in a nearly half-Latino city where Tex-Mex restaurants outnumber all others. |
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People can take what they can from 15 minutes with the object rather than 15 minutes with a textbook. |
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Five years after this textbook was published, this result became a different result! |
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In this study, over 1,200 people were texted five times a day over the course of three days. |
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One artistic embrace of the textile comes with a specific political message. |
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Seriously, if a strange girl is texting you at midnight, how is your girlfriend crazy for asking who it is? |
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I had recently attended a wedding because a text message had referenced some questionable behavior. |
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The emblem of the Beijing Olympics, resembling a five-pointed star in the colours of the Olympic rings, represents a person doing traditional shadow-boxing. |
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He refers to this picture as a shadowgraph rather than a mirage for there are elements of truth of the commerce and industry picture that partially explains its persistence. |
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The most powerful image was of a dark, shadowy, dangerous city. |
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I'd been bewitched by the mystery of a city so unknowable that even full sunshine could not illuminate the shadowy noirness lurking in the spaces between palm trees. |
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Within a matter of five minutes, a shadowy figure appeared in the room. |
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In real life the woman is a performance artist distinguished by her striking pallor, but in this portrait she exists as a shadowy and mysterious character. |
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Paranoid and deeply unlikable curmudgeon that he was, O'Brian had used his shadowy false identity as a screen against the prying eyes of the world. |
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You know, it's easy for people, oh, he's a tout and informer. |
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Everyone did a 200 meter time trial to seed for the tourney. |
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Do not use a tourniquet or try to cut or suck the venom from the wound. |
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The landowner has a duty of care to the community dependent upon him. |
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We have a duty of care to our pupils and we can't put pupils at risk. |
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We believe government has a duty of care to provide safe and efficient public transport for all the populace, and to properly maintain its infrastructure. |
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Employers have a duty of care that extends beyond the workplace. |
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If you're on a package, the first step is to consult your tour operator. |
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The matsu bento features attractive tuna and salmon sashimi, accompanied by a butterfly shrimp and zucchini tempura with a side bowl of dipping sauce. |
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In areas that have a limited clay source, bentonite can be mixed with certain soils and compacted into place, forming a free-swelling water barrier. |
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I sit on a bentwood chair in a patch of sunlight as if I'm in a single spot, centre of a dim-lit stage, shadow-filled with movement and with portent. |
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In 1933, while researching the effects of high pressure on chemical reactants, a fellow scientist managed to produce a waxy solid from ethylene and benzaldehyde. |
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I have to take a drug called Klonopin, which is like a Benzedrine. |
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The sounds of text message and voicemail notifications were a clear indictor that we were back to reality. |
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It was soon after the job of running CNN Worldwide became available that Jeff Zucker got a text message. |
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A few days later, he received a text message purportedly from Dawn explaining that she was leaving town. |
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How a text messaging service is getting aid to the most remote areas hit by Sandy. |
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All to see what kind of textual support might emerge, to endorse a reading of this dream. |
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Bork's textualism was also not likely to overturn a ton of democratically created laws. |
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What emerges is as complex and textured as any novel while providing a primer on the use of power in a democracy. |
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But I think even a long, detailed, textured article would come in the end to two questions and two fairly clear answers. |
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This was the perfect inspiration to create a hot chocolate so thick and textured the spoon was actually necessary. |
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Electromagnetic radiation is a term that describes energy waves and includes microwaves, infrared and visible light, as well as ultraviolet light and X-rays. |
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Plastic syringes can be heat sterilized in a microwave oven. |
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Food cooked in a microwave oven does not present a radiation risk. |
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If you have booked with a charter airline, contact the travel agent or tour operator through which you booked the flight to find out if it is still operating. |
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His usual gelled hair was tousled into a mess, his skin pale and pallid. |
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One boy with a shock of blond hair tousled her hair affectionately. |
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The wind tousled his hair and it became a little messy, and I laughed. |
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Graphically, the estimated survival curves for a particular scheme will be nonparallel to that of the reference Federal-CSS scheme. |
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But in text messaging and chat, this is a harder thing to pull off. |
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They're not near as likely to let you get that close, but if you get them in a summer-fallow field, you can run them down on a horse sometimes. |
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Typically the index and middle fingers move inward on nonparallel planes so as to approach the thumb in a three-jaw chuck fashion. |
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The nonoxygenated samples were exposed to a headspace of pure nitrogen for 30 min. |
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In a short statement early today by Chairman of the Alliance Ibrahim al-Jaffari, the conferees evaluated the first parliamentary meeting. |
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The Senate last week named 12 conferees who will have the task of finding agreement with the House on a new five-year farm bill. |
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John Gower, in his Confessio Amantis, mentions Grosseteste's struggle to create a similar device. |
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Now, the conflict between the Arabs using sectarianism and confessionalism as a pretext. |
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The shop is an agent for Anna French, Nina Campbell, Nono and a number of other high-quality wallpaper manufacturers. |
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Camelina sativa is a non-food, low-input energy crop that can be grown as a rotation crop in place of summer fallow to generate new farm income. |
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The reader got a virus, possibly from downloading it at a nonofficial site, but it's hard to be sure. |
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Rallying a bit, he asked me and his two middle-aged, nonobservant children to sing the Nunc Dimittis. |
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We used a hemocytometer with trypan blue exclusion to obtain total cell counts. |
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Out of 194 students who appeared for the Summative Assessment, 39 scored a perfect 10 CGPA and 53 students got CGPA 9 and above. |
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A series of works on paper and encaustic summating a year of resolving relationships with my creativity, family relationships and moving forward. |
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The lengths of the lesions were measured using Biovis image analyzer software and summated to give a total lesion score. |
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Our goal is to bring global awareness to a Peruvian textile industry. |
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One textual arrow might seem to point in a different direction. |
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House and Senate conferees are putting the final touches on a compromise budget plan, and Congress is expected to quickly enact the final budget agreement. |
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If banks continue holding bad loans that have become nonoperational, Japan's economy will be unable to begin a full recovery, Hubbard was quoted as telling Yanagisawa. |
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Platelets are small nonnucleated blood cells that have a vital role in hemostasis and thrombosis and are produced in the bone marrow from megakaryocytes. |
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Some of us were taught that anger was a confessable sin, and as one of the Seven Deadlies you really didn't want to die with this one on your soul. |
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