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American aroma hop
developed by USDA-ARS's
breeding program in 1956 from
Fuggle and
Serebrianka (a
Russian variety), but not
released for
cultivation until...
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farmer who is
recognized as
first cultivating them,
including Goldings or
Fuggles from England, or by
their growing habit like the
Oregon Cluster.[citation...
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throughout his
narration of the events. In particular,
historian Sonia Rose de
Fuggle analyzes Díaz's over-reliance on
polysyndeton (which
mimics the sentence...
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integrative treatment (AMBIT) is a
novel adaptation (by ****on Bevington,
Peter Fuggle, Liz Cracknell,
Peter Fonagy, Eia Asen, Mary Target, Neil
Dawson and Rabia...
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words by
Alison Fuggle and
Charles Wesley (1707–88)
Simeon (1997)
Snakes &
Ladders (1999) Lyrics,
narrations and
poems by
Alison Fuggle Additional lyrics...
- hops
garden was
expanded to 8.5
acres (3.4 ha), with the new land
growing Fuggle, Cascade, and Goldings. The
following year, Hogs Back
Brewery was expected...
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Review and Meta-Analysis". Pain Physician. 22 (2): 119–138. PMID 30921976.
Fuggle N,
Curtis E, Shaw S,
Spooner L, Bruyère O,
Ntani G, et al. (April 2019)...
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ingredients are
mineral enriched Burton Water,
malted barley, and
Fuggles and
Goldings hops. Marston's
acquired Thwaites' main
brewing arm, including...
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Cricket Statisticians and Historians.
Retrieved 2023-01-17.)
James Fuggles, CricketArchive.
Retrieved 2022-03-22. (subscription required) Goodhew...
- as the 'flower power'-style "Earl
Fuggle and the
Electric Poets".
Barrett himself took the
persona of Earl
Fuggle on lead vocals. The idea developed...
