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• cumbia
• sabia
• seria
• sylvia
• Sic transit gloria, or something.
• The Los Angeles Times goes with the latest changes in the operations of the Colombian drug cartels, which nowadays do business with the Russian mafia, and avoid giving a big cut to Mexican distributors by relying more on "mules" coming directly to the U.S. and less on Mexican ships.
• In the last couple of years the number of these seals has increased greatly in this area, before that it was rare to see one, now there are groups of 30 or more on some of the small islands in winter.
• It has a policy of responding to public and news media inquiries as promptly as practicable and as helpfully as possible.
• We are importers of used minilabs from over seas to india, and would appriciete if your Ad dept keep us posted.
• adia
• adrea
• adria
• airlia
• albea
• andria
• anglia
• anthea
• One child presented with apnea, and four infants had otitis media at the time of admission.
• appia
• aprea
• Atlas Gentech commences testing of aria Expresso Voice Mail System for NZ market.
• A preliminary model of the heart atria has therefore been developed over the summer break to extend the heart model.
• audia
• auria
• austria
• avia
• badia
• bahia
• bania
• belvia
• beria
• bermea
• bernia
• bethea
• blasia
• bosnia
• boyea
• buendia
• calia
• cambria
• candia
• Ischaemia means too little blood; myocardial ischaemia is said to exist when there is too little blood flow to the heart to satisfy the oxygen demand of cardia muscle.
• An additional incentive for visiting in autumn is the sight and fragrance of osmanthus (cassia) blossoms all over town; in fact, the name Guilin means “Cassia Woods.” Tourists are so numerous in the otherwise relaxed shopping district of Guilin that the pedestrian crossings have signs in English as well as Chinese.
• chechnya
• claudia
• cobia
• Kemp's discoveries are rightly viewed as opening a fresh path to auditory science, and to the tools and techniques for diagnosing the functional status of the cochlea.
• cohea
• coria
• These disposable lenses correct the optical distortion of the cornea, which causes astigmatism.
• cornia
• correa
• covia
• cruea
• cwiertnia
• You may never see the beautiful animal that flies through the night while you dream sweet dreams, but your namesake, the moth Samia, cynthia surely hovers out there in the dark watching over you.
• dacia
• dandrea
• daria
• dauria
• davia
• deandrea
• delphia
• donia
• dorea
• doria
• dorthea
• dosia
• dulcea
• dullea
• edrea
• elsea
• elvia
• enea
• ennea
• erria
• euclea
• fabia
• faria
• favia
• femia
• Festa itself derives from festus which probably, according to etymologists, had the same root as feria fair.
• finklea
• flammia
• flavia
• florea
• floria
• foglia
• fregia
• fulvia
• furia
• galea
• gambia
• Earlier studies have demonstrated the expression of BMP-4 transcripts in developing avian sympathetic ganglia [ 49 ] , suggesting the presence of multiple BMPs in sympathetic ganglia throughout development.
• gardea
• gebbia
• giglia
• gildea
• goglia
• gonia
• goria
• govea
• grassia
• guardia
• gunia
• gurria
• hadria
• hafnia
• hermia
• The student filed a sexual harassment complaint against McHugh, who admitted to showing his hernia scar but insisted that the full Monty was accidental.
• hestia
• hevia
• honea
• ingria
• jarvia
• junia
• katia
• kizziah
• kuznia
• And imagine confusing a succubus with a lamia!
• larrea
• latvia
• lauria
• lealia
• leilia
• leithia
• lethia
• lilia
• linnea
• PigeonRank's success relies primarily on the superior trainability of the domestic pigeon (Columba livia) and its unique capacity to recognize objects regardless of spatial orientation.
• lobbia
• On the equally attractive Piazza San Lorenzo, the Palazzo Papale has an impressive 13th-century Gothic loggia, opposite the Cathedral’s intriguing mixture of Gothic campanile (bell tower) and Renaissance façade with Romanesque interior.
• G loria , a gritty Sharon Stone vehicle ...
• lumia
• luria
• lydia
• macchia
• madia
• maffia
• malia
• mallia
• Since acquisitions almost universally occur at a price above the current market price, and since bidding wars (of all kinds) tend to drive prices far above fair value, investors have jumped into the drug stocks, assuming that merger-mania has to be good for them.
• mathea
• mathia
• matthea
• matthia
• mejia
• melia
• moglia
• morea
• moria
• munguia
• murguia
• nania
• napea
• Peppermint - for nausea, constipation or hangovers; 451130
• neglia
• nelia
• nestea
• Almost every modem you can buy, nokia, dynalink, 3com, etc come with either no administration password, or a default password set.
• novia
• nutria
• nydia
• odea
• olea
• ostia
• paglia
• panthea
• pavia
• penthea
• peria
• petrea
• I'm horrified at the puritanism and the sex phobia of feminism.
• poppea
• porchia
• puglia
• pythia
• Quaglieris ( quaglia quail) were quail hunters.
• quassia
• rania
• rasia
• recchia
• rhodia
• robia
• rossiya
• rubbia
• rubia
• These spikes have been cut, taped to bamboo stakes and stuck in the ground to look as if they are growing out of salvia mexicana.... 809283
• sandia
• sapia
• saudia
• saudia(1)
• scalia
• scandia
• It is a fast offshore launch, cruise 22 knots and is powered by a 485hp scania.
• secchia
• selia
• This sepia toned postcard is fragile and in very poor condition.
• serbia
• Said the pastor, "If sharia law is imposed, then Christians become second-class citizens throughout the whole of Indonesia, and the whole country will erupt in Ambon-style violence."
• silvia
• skandia(1)
• sophia(1)
• soria
• sunia
• syria
• tapia
• thaddea
• thordia
• Click here to carry on and read about the protective boots around the tibia.
• tobia
• tonia
• torchia
• tovia
• The trachea was cannulated with a 16 g intravenous catheter (Angiocath; Becton Dickinson, Sandy, Utah), an airtight seal was established, and the lung was inflated to a distending pressure of 25 cmH 2 O.
• treglia
• But to conspiracy theorists, Flytrap trivia buffs, and media creatures for whom the end of the scandal is likely to mean extinction, Willey's re-emergence yielded a small, ambiguous, but nonetheless tantalizing tidbit.
• tropea
• trudia
• umbria
• vania
• vremya
• weslia
• weslia(1)
• wynia
• xenia
• xylia
• zambia
• zappia
• zaria
• zelia
• zenia
• zilvia
• zinia
• I bought a packet of Burpee's zinnia seeds in a pharmacy in Guadalajara, and when the plants bloomed I asked her what they were called in Spanish.
• zubia
• The holocaust against Witches began in earnest with its publication, and this time of hysteria is called The Burning Times.
• He likes to say, "There are only two emotions in football--euphoria and death."
• The first contains paintings and drawings that portray Wellington as an arable utopia - and were used to attract settlers here.
• alegria
• columbia
• People with insomnia have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep and they often wake up feeling tired.
• Since then at least one monumental social change has swept across suburbia--namely the entry of married women into the work force--without generating a literature.
• Flowers spectrum--victoria violet-crimson central bar 10cm, tepals 4-6 nicely shaped, anthers greenish-yellow.
• olivia
• But the golden glow of the temples’ Doric columns and the idyllic setting amid acadia and almond trees on a precipice overlooking the Mediterranean are enough to encourage you to worship a whole pantheon of Greek gods.
• acordia
• actmedia
• adalia
• adelphia
• adonia
• agoglia
• albania
• albinia
• alenia
• aleria
• alexia
• algeria
• alicea
• alithia
• almeria
• aloisia
• aloysia
• alysia
• amadea
• amilia
• anania
• Abbreviations thiamine diphosphate (ThDP); thiamine-responsive megaloblastic anemia (TRMA)
• ansonia
• antonia
• arabia
• Murder, deception, defiance, laughter, orgy, rapture, and arcadia are all represented; there isn't a number that doesn't exude passion.
• ardelia
• armenia
• JT - evaluated/managed the patient's cardiac arrhythmia and cardiomyopathy.
• assyria
• astoria
• atalia
• This other half of iron homeostasis could also easily have a role in Friedreich's ataxia and X-linked sideroblastic anemia.
• athalia
• azalia
• azelia
• The inclusion of the parasites M. tuberculosis and Pseudomonas aeruginosa in the cluster of bacteria with large genomes probably reflects the recent origin of parasitism in these lineages.
• balodia
• basilia
• batavia
• batavia(1)
• battaglia
• bavaria
• bay-area
• bellavia
• betabia
• betabia(1)
• bisceglia
• If a Bohemian Falls in the Forest ... Is there currently an American bohemia?
• bolivia
• bolivia(1)
• bonavia
• britannia
• brittania
• bulemia
• bulgaria
• She sought their help for bulimia, depression and panic attacks.
• buscaglia
• calabria
• calamia
• cambodia
• caniglia
• castiglia
• celosia
• centralia
• cerelia
• chavarria
• The association we observed with chlamydia is probably a marker of sexual behavior rather than a causal factor; for example, women who reported a history of chlamydia were more likely to douche and to report engaging in oral sex, although it is possible that chlamydia carriage adversely affects the vaginal flora increasing the chance of Candida colonization.
• chlamydia(1)
• cimaglia
• colombia
• colonia
• cornacchia
• correia
• corsiglia
• A list of Approved Organizations will be maintained and added to as new organizations meeting the approval criteria are identified.
• cydonia
• dambrosia
• decandia
• degrazia
• deloria
• demaria
• Effects on HGH: Pyroglutamate has also been shown to be effective in alcohol-induced memory deficits, and more recently, in people affected with multi-infarct dementia.
• demetria
• derosia
• dianthia
• donapria
• dorelia
• One reason for Nelson's enthusiasm for art and sculpture, according to Reich, was his dyslexia, which made reading treacherous.
• elyria
• elysia
• emilia
• It’s home to the super-pricey emporia Tiffany, Chanel, Mondi, and Giorgio Armani, but the more affordable retailers such as Ralph Lauren and Guess?
• erminia
• escambia
• estonia
• eudosia
• eudoxia
• Larvae feed on a variety of plants, commonly eugenia and Erythroxylum pulchrum.
• euphemia
• expedia
• He reproached the much beloved garden at Dumbarton Oaks for its limited plant palate, especially what he referred to as the "forsythia mess"--a hillside covered in the yellow, early spring flowering shrub that others consider a bold sweep of color.
• forsythia(1)
• fruitopia
• galicia
• gastonia
• gaviria
• gelasia
• geremia
• germania
• gregoria
• guariglia
• guarnaccia
• The school also has an indoor heated swimming pool, two gymnasia including excellent weight training facilities and a climbing wall, a golf driving range and a projectile sports hall for indoor cricket.
• harmonia
• heradia
• heredia
• herminia
• hibernia
• hilaria
• honoria
• horacia
• In rat lungs, nNOS expression was increased following hypoxia [ 4], but we did not find an increase in lung nNOS in mice following hypoxia.
• iberia
• idonia
• iglesia
• imburgia
• imperia
• To see the content of the current weekly issue of industria, click on categories in the navigation-bar above, allowing a few seconds for each one to open.
• Retinal ischemia is known to affect cell viability in the INL and photoreceptor layers [ 44].
• islamiya
• islandia
• italia
• izvestia
• jeremia
• la_guardia
• laguardia
• lamacchia
• lapaglia
• latonia
• lavecchia
• letitia
• letizia
• leucadia
• Therefore, to obtain more information about the structure of the PAC-1 related genes in leukemic LGL, we screened an LGL leukemia cDNA library using a 1.2 kb PAC-1 cDNA fragment and identified similar genes which are different forms of PAC-1 (GenBank Accession #AF331843, the other sequence is not deposited).
• Her baby Georgia died two days after being born by emergency caesarean in April 2002 because of listeria.
• locadia
• longoria
• madonia
• mahalia
• No clinical diagnostic criteria are both sensitive and specific for malaria, an undifferentiated febrile illness [ 5 ] which may result in the erroneous treatment of millions of non-malaria cases with antimalarial drugs in the absence of diagnostic malaria microscopy.
• malizia
• manchuria
• mandracchia
• marcelia
• marsiglia
• mastandrea
• medaglia
• mendolia
• Hieroglyphs and logographs are just as much phonetic-based scripts as letters (which millennia ago were likewise pictorial representations of concrete objects).
• The only explanations I can muster are that 1) I hate Kentucky basketball--Rick Pitino is so smooth it's creepy and 2) this is the NCAA tournament, the be-all and end-all for sports fanatics, an event in which no fine point is too fine, no minutia too minute.
• Over the years, their lobbies have been effective at working with local cranks to regulate the minutiae of the wine business.
• miraglia
• moawiya
• mobilia
• moldavia
• moldavia(1)
• mongolia
• monrovia
• The Jordan retirement coverage offers yet more proof that the leading untreated malady among sportswriters is hyperbolic myopia.
• namibia
• nathalia
• nathania
• nigeria
• numidia
• obelia
• octavia
• odelia
• odilia
• ofelia
• ofilia
• olympia
• omelia
• omonia
• oralia
• orelia
• othilia
• papalia
• papandrea
• papania
• parthenia
• pelagia
• pellecchia
• peoria
• perugia
• petraglia
• petralia
• petrolia
• petronia
• Flowers bluish-purple with a dark petunia red bar 13-15cm.
• pfiesteria
• pharmacia
• philistia
• plasmodia
• Column terete, with a hooded ventral anther bearing two pollinia.
• pretoria
• principia
• procardia
• procordia
• prolinea
• pumilia
• redoglia
• renteria
• robinia
• romania
• rondonia
• rosaria
• rumania
• sabaudia
• salafia
• sanabria
• santeria
• sarabia
• saravia
• sardinia
• segovia
• siberia
• sibilia
• sidonia
• silveria
• sinfonia
• slavonia
• slovenia
• slovonia
• somalia
• sophronia
• stephania
• 3500BC: Pictograms with 2000 signs used for writing in sumeria.
• sylvania
• tanzania
• tartaglia
• tasmania
• tenaglia
• tiberia
• transmedia
• uremia
• Growth of vaccinia virus (VV) Two strains of vaccinia virus (VV) were used in this study: the Western Reserve (WR) and International Health Department-J (IHD-J) strains.
• valdivia
• valencia
• valeria
• venezia
• vernonia
• vidonia
• vigilia
• vittoria
• wachovia
• westphalia
• zaccaria
• zenobia
• caledonia
• philadelphia
• Membership would be drawn from central and local government, business, academia, trade unions, Maori and community organisations as appropriate.
• Type I 3-MGC aciduria (Mendelian Inheritance in Man database 250950) due to 3-MGC CoA hydratase (EC 4.2.1.18) deficiency has a relatively benign clinical course including speech delay and macrochephaly; type II 3-MGC aciduria (Barth syndrome) (Mendelian Inheritance in Man database 302060) has a clinical picture that includes cardiomyopathy, recurrent infections, neutropenia, short stature and normal cognitive function and is caused by mutations in the tafazzin gene (G4.5) [ 20 ] ; type III 3-MGC aciduria (Costeff optic atrophy syndrome) (Mendelian Inheritance in Man database 258501) was described in patients of Iraqi-Jewish origin with bilateral optic atrophy accompanied in some by movement disorders and caused by mutations in the OPA3 gene [ 21 22 ] ; and type IV 3-MGC aciduria (Mendelian Inheritance in Man database 250951) presents with moderate to severe neurological disease, cardiac, ophthalmic, hepatic, and renal symptoms and it has been associated with mitochondrial disorders (Pearson syndrome, mitochondrial DNA depletion) or multiple respiratory chain defects [ 23 24 25 26 ] .
• actinidia
• alexandria
• alitalia
• alitalia(1)
• amazonia
• anacostia
• anatolia
• It's about teen anorexia and pre-teen rapster attitudinizing and brand-name chitchat and unbearable self-loathing and intergenerational weirdness.
• appalachia
• arencibia
• arkadelphia
• battipaglia
• Its faded glory includes balustrade terraces and staircases with splendid bursts of bougainvillea, busts of historic characters impaled on the parapets, brightly colored wall tiles, and formal gardens.
• Dr C reviewed Mrs B's notes and CTG tracings, found the foetal heart rate to be normal, and was unable to find anything significant in her notes relating to the foetal bradycardia (slowness of the heartbeat).
• bradycardia(1)
• Smoking: Smoking is only permitted in the designated area of the cafeteria.
• cancerphobia
• candelaria
• cerveceria
• The procedure can cause claustrophobia.
• comicopia
• Since 1917, Grand Central Market (at 317 South Broadway) has provided the city with a daily cornucopia of enticing fresh produce, fish, poultry, meat, and exotic foodstuffs.
• Dioxin emission limits have been set for crematoria in the UK and Germany, but a similar approach is difficult to justify in New Zealand.
• dellavecchia
• diaphonia
• dinotopia
• dromomania
• echavarria
• A final part deals with advanced topics such as common knowledge, Markov equilibria, and differential games.
• eridania
• ethiopia
• fondiaria
• gametangia
• gamsakhurdia
• garavaglia
• hemiplegia
• Comorbid illness was mentioned in one study [ 38 ] that enrolled patients with inherited coagulation disorders, usually hemophilia.
• As for homophobia: I saw, on the contrary, a sophisticated gay/camp worldview being slipped in through the back door.
• The Executive shall have power to determine the amount of and pay honoraria to representatives who provide their services to IHT.
• hyacinthia
• It helps with the nervous system, headaches, hysteria, hypochondria, eases depression, and other mental and emotional problems.
• The main cause of neonatal lamb mortality is starvation and/or hypothermia and/or mismothering (failure of the ewe to bond with her lambs).
• In excess of 1000 tonnes of L. x intermedia (lavandin) oil is produced per year worldwide.
• lithuania
• lusitania
• The farm is very close to a golf course, horse riding, fishing, macadamia nut orchard, Parakai thermal pools, lakes and beaches, and 15 minutes from Helensville.
• macedonia
• macedonia(1)
• This site requires macromedia shockwave.
• mauritania
• metromedia
• Scarlett, Jared The role of mitochondria in apoptotic cell death.
• - TV caecum - chicane, cocaine, cocoon, caucus, caching, cactus, coaching Myriapoda - moribund, morbidly, marriageable, marigolds, moratoria, marauding vermiform - forevermore, Vermonter, verifiers, vermicular, formicary, forefinger neuromuscular - murmurously nucleic - nucleate, nutlike, neglect, knuckled, nutlet, nickeled, niggled streptococcus - stereoptions, scrupulosities, stroboscopes staphylococcus - sycophantically, sycophantishly lakeside - lattice, legislate, legalized, localized, leakiest, ladyship, regicide Algonquian - Eglantine, Halogenating, Accounting, Eglantines, Ugandans, Accountant yellowjackets - illogicality, illogicalities unmanageable - unimaginable, manageable, inimitable, manageably, amendable breastfeeding - breathtaking horseracing - resurfacing, reassuring childbearing - ...chalkboards unemotional - ...emanational, unmentionable, unanimously nonflammable - mentionable, nonviolently, monosyllable, nonvolatile reawakens - weakens, wakens, reddens, rattans, weaklings, walk-ins, walk-ons Beaujolais - beguiles, bobtails, beauteous, bodiless, beauties, bellicose Bordeaux - burdocks, bureaux, broadax, paradox, birdseed, bordellos, birdhouse ...Well you get the idea.
• Epson are the well known makers of Stylus color ink jet printers, color digital cameras, impact dot matrix printers, color scanners, multimedia LCD projectors and supplies.
• multimedia(1)
• neurasthenia
• oliveria
• Would you advise him to skip orthodontia, telling him "appearances mean nothing ... those who make judgments based on looks and speech are superficial Neanderthals?"
• Heart attack, stroke, cancer, loss of sight or limbs, paraplegia, etc.
• patagonia
• philharmonia
• pomerania
• port-victoria
• portugalia
• rosamilia
• ruritania
• scandinavia
• “I'll be surprised if there's not a co-therapy [to help schizophrenics] that takes advantage of nicotine systems in less than a decade.” Nicotine may be the link between two genes that appear to figure in schizophrenia.
• senegambia
• telemedia
• theophania
• transylvania
• unimedia
• ventimiglia
• They also call the potential prosecution a result of anti-Chinese/Taiwanese xenophobia.
• yugoslavia
• What are the symptoms of agoraphobia?
• czechoslovakia
• It is also interesting that in Barbara G Walker's book The Women's encyclopaedia of myths and secrets, she talks about the words 'Hussy' and 'Whore' having very powerful origins and being terms for women holding high social status.
• encyclopaedia(1)
• At least Gates had the decency not to include himself in his own encyclopedia.
• encyclopedia(1)
• finanziaria
• Most people with diabetes can, with diligence and perseverance, implement an insulin regimen that maintains tight glucose control while avoiding dangerous hypoglycemia.
• In a book called In Theory --a wholesale slaughter of the sacred cows of the postmodern Western intelligentsia--the Indian Marxist literary critic Aijaz Ahmad raised further questions about Said's mastery of his sources and accused him of self-aggrandizement and insufficient political discipline.
• ... New York 's David Denby refuses to board the Howard Stern train, condemning the shock jock for his megalomania, his "fifties idea of sexual humor," and his crimes against "dignity" and "high-mindedness."
• How many wars have been fought in mesopotamia during the summer?
• new_caledonia
• The result is a bewilderingly beautiful phantasmagoria of fountains, lakes, rock gardens, trees, and flowers: the Sunken Garden, with symmetrical Trees of Life and rockery of gentian, saxifrage, and Lebanon candytuft; the Rose Garden, at its best in July, boasting 150 varieties of hybrid tea and floribunda roses; the Japanese Gardens, with scarlet azaleas, Himalayan blue poppies, weeping larch, and pond with a couple of cranes to bring you good luck; and the dreamy Italian Garden, cypresses singing a song of Tuscany around a cruciform basin filled with water lilies, where once was Mr. and Mrs. Butchart’s tennis court.
• inmobiliaria