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- Detritus, the main
antagonist of
Asterix and the
Roman Agent (known as
Tortuous Convolvulus in the
English translation of the comic). At the time of its...
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translucent in this region, but
where these vessels become dilated and
tortuous, they may
appear round and
black like caviar.
Caviar tongue is also referred...
- Freud's own
departure for
London had
become stalled,
mired in a
legally tortuous and
financially extortionate process of
negotiation with the **** authorities...
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sessions as "falling
within a
difficult period" and
Waters found them "
tortuous".
Gilmour was more
interested in
improving the band's
existing material...
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because the
chieftain did not have the
required rights; this made
progress tortuous, and the plan was
abandoned in 1543, not to be replaced. The complexities...
- A
varix (pl.: varices) is an
abnormally dilated blood vessel with a
tortuous course.
Varices usually occur in the
venous system, but may also
occur in...
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mountain system axis. The
drainage divide of the
Appalachians follows a
tortuous course that
crosses the
mountainous belt just
north of the New
River in...
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Certainly you have. So
rectify yourselves; do rectification! ... The road is
tortuous. — Mao's
advice to Pol Pot, 1975 In May, Pol Pot
adopted the
Silver Pagoda...
- U.S. and
Bahraini governments to end
human rights abuses." "Bahrain: A
Tortuous Process" is 15-page
report published by
Human Rights First on 14 July 2011...
