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Erromenus punctidens Townes & Gupta, 1992
Erromenus punctulatus Holmgren, 1857
Erromenus rufifemur Lee & Cha, 1993
Erromenus scaberTownes & Gupta, 1992 Erromenus...
- want to
strike "a
story that
turned them into
moral innocents instead of
scabs". On
April 10, the
Federal Bureau of
Investigation (FBI)
interviewed Reagan...
- and the vampire, he had some
awful substance left with
which he made a
scab. A
scab is a two-legged
animal with a cork**** soul, a
water brain, a combination...
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arrived in
Berkhamsted in the
early 1840s and
experimented in
treatments for
scab in sheep. He
formulated an
innovative ****nic and
sulphur sheep-dip. The...
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Scab Hill is an
unincorporated community and coal
town in
Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania,
United States. It was also
known as
Adams Hill. U.S. Geological...
- has
referred to
issues surrounding the
proposed use of oil
pipelines as "
scabs on our lives". In an
effort to
become more involved,
Young has
worked directly...
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Duane (or Dwayne) (Brendon Small)—A
metalhead of few words,
whose band
Scäb writes and
performs the
music for most of Brendon's movies.
Duane has essentially...
- the pits of
Nottinghamshire did not join the
strike (known
locally as
scabbing)
while miners from
Yorkshire did. West Ham
United have also
become fierce...
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actors amid a
labour dispute. His
appearance in this
commercial was seen as
scabbing, and
undermining the
efforts of the
Canadian actors union, ACTRA, to end...
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textile product. In the 19th century,
flannel was made
particularly in
towns such as Newtown, Montgomeryshire, Hay on Wye, and Llanidloes. The expansion...
