| The painter was the shop owner, Cui Delin, a native from Northeast China's Heilongjiang Province, home to Siberian tigers in the country. |
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| To do that Dr Cui connected them to a battery and ran water containing E. coli, a common bacterial contaminant of water, through them. |
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| Director Cui of the detention centre at the time of the conversation was the point of contact for organ suppliers. |
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| At least this saddle sore looks likely to be salved. In this section Drawing up the battle lines Fat-fighters Cui bono? |
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| The scholar Cui Shensi steals glimpses of a beautiful woman living in seclusion and becomes so attracted to her that he proposes marriage. |
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| Obviously, Ms. Chen was also a good student, although she played Cui so gracefully and fetchingly that it was hard to take her shrewishness entirely seriously. |
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| A rare exception is a waxwork of Cui Jian, the father of Chinese rock. |
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| Silver is well known to kill bacteria, so Dr Cui conjectured that forcing bugs to pass close to the metal without actually trapping them might lead to their destruction. |
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| Dr. Cui says that in the past, the only process used for processing flaxseeds was crushing to produce linseed oil, while the residue was used as a low value animal feed. |
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| Cao CY, Jiang DM, Teng XG, Jiang Y, Liang W J, Cui ZB Soil chemical and microbiological properties along a chronosequence of Caragana microphylla Lam. |
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