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between waist aprons,
which cover the body from the
waist down, and bib
aprons,
which also
cover the
upper part of the body. An
apron is
usually held...
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Apronal (brand name Sedormid), or apronalide, also
known as
allylisopropylacetylurea or allylisopropylacetylcarbamide, is a hypnotic/sedative drug of...
- markings. The
authority responsible for the
aprons is also
responsible for
relaying to ATC
information about the
apron conditions such as water, snow, construction...
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washed off the part of the
island above sea level. Instead,
archipelagic aprons most
likely formed from
debris avalanches and
pyroclastic flows. The material...
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Lobate debris aprons (LDAs) are
geological features on Mars,
first seen by the
Viking Orbiters,
consisting of
piles of rock
debris below cliffs. These...
- accounts, the
killer was also
called the
Whitechapel Murderer and
Leather Apron.
Attacks ascribed to Jack the
Ripper typically involved women working as...
- 1795) Lagercrantz,
Sture (1937). "Ethnological
reflections on "Hottentot
aprons"". Ethnos. 2 (4): 145. doi:10.1080/00141844.1937.9980505. Baker, John R...
- Blue
Apron Holdings, Inc. is an
American ingredient-and-recipe meal kit
company headquartered in New York City,
operating its
services exclusively in...
- Transportation, “truck
aprons are
designed to
support the
weight of
large trucks and help long
vehicles turn
safely through roundabouts.
Truck aprons are between...
- An
apron is a
functional accessory that has been worn for
thousands of
years as a protective, fashionable, and/or
ceremonial top layer.
Apron may also...
