(n.) A fagot of brushwood, or other light combustible matter, for kindling fires; refuse of brushwood.
(n.) Impure limestone.
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Cavin
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(n.) A hollow way, adapted to cover troops, and facilitate their aproach to a place.
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(1) 12(R)-HETE, synthesized in optically pure form by a new, shorter route, was injected into the cavine dermis.
(2) The nucleotide sequence of alpha S2-casein, when compared with the corresponding cavine A sequence, helps to define the boundaries of a large amino acid repeat (approximately 80 residues) whereas comparisons with the nucleotide sequences of rat gamma- and mouse epsilon-casein mRNAs also reveal extensive sequence similarities.
(3) At doses up to 50 mu gm per intradermal site, 12(R)-HETE was chemoattractant to the neutrophil (as assessed by dermal myeloperoxidase levels) with response in the cavine greater than canine greater than lapine greater than mouse greater than rat.
(4) 12(R)-HETE, synthesized in optically pure form by a new, shorter route, was injected into the dermis of the cavine, lapine, canine, mouse and rat.
(5) The mannequin challenge: like the Harlem Shake, but stationary Read more It feels mesolithic in internet years, but the original mannequin challenge is preserved as well as any Florentine sculpture, on Twitter, dated 26 October by a user called @pvrity___ (Jasmine Cavins).