- than 85% of the world's
stunted children live in Asia and Africa. Once
stunting occurs, its
effects are
often long-lasting.
Stunted children generally do...
- A
stunt is an unusual, difficult,
dramatic physical feat that may
require a
special skill,
performed for
artistic purposes usually for a
public audience...
- A
stunt performer,
often called a
stuntman or
stuntwoman and
occasionally stuntperson or
stunt-person, is a
trained professional who
performs daring acts...
-
Stunting may also
refer to:
Stunted growth or
stunting, a
primary manifestation of
malnutrition in
early childhood Stunt (botany), a
plant disease that...
-
offer generalized protection against plant diseases that
cause stunted growth.
Stunted growth not
caused by
infection may be due to a wide
variety of...
- 28, 2010). "Entourage: "
Stunted" Review". IGN.
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Steve (June 27, 2010). "Entourage: "
Stunted"". The A.V. Club. Retrieved...
- KVVF/KVVZ
stunted with a loop of "Hot in Herre" by
Nelly for
three days. This led into the stations'
relaunch as
rhythmic contemporary Hot 105.7. The
stunt notably...
- a
publicity stunt is a
planned event designed to
attract the public's
attention to the event's
organizers or
their cause.
Publicity stunts can be professionally...
- A
capping stunt or
capping is a New
Zealand university tradition of
student pranks wherein students perpetrate hoaxes or
practical jokes upon an unsuspecting...
- A
stunt in
American football and
Canadian football,
sometimes called a twist, is a
planned maneuver by a pair of
players of the
defensive team by which...
