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The reason for the Larkies' kidnapping was that their queen has died, and they were on a mission to abduct the world's richest man (believing he is also the best gourmand) to judge in their cooking contest, the winner of which will become the new queen.

The earliest depictions of him, on tombs in Nanjing, show him drinking wine from a gourd, and his most famous work is a poem titled "In Praise of the Virtue of Wine".

The Choiseul pigeon was monotypic within the genus Microgoura and had no known subspecies.

• Painted in vivid hues, mostly primary colors, with a predominance of red in the background, the paintings are characterised by the unbridled imagination of the local artisans who were not constrained by the academic rigour that characterised the more classical Tanjore painting and Mysore painting.

In 2008 Indian Hills relocated to the campus of Agoura High School in Agoura Hills to save money.

But that didn't stop James from approving wholeheartedly of Maupassant's vigour, precision and conciseness in describing life as he saw it.

It is used for preparing kalakand, gourd barfi and other sweets.

The following morning, the combat was renewed with great vigour.

This posting allowed Black to exercise his renowned vigour in opposing competition, in this instance from American traders.

Until the beginning of the 20th century, it was the only habitat of the now extinct Choiseul crested pigeon (Microgoura meeki).

The main advantage of theoretical sampling is that it strengthens the rigour of the study if the study attempts to generate the theory in the research area.

Saint-Jean-Ligoure (87151).

Saint-Priest-Ligoure (87176).

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It can in fact be built into the table if required; a menu setting reverses the position data so that it works properly when glued upside-down to the underneath of the tabletop - the mouse can work accurately through up to two centimeters of timber.

He also had tightly curled, woolly hair, which turned out to be a wig that had been glued to his scalp.

It can take stains and polish without difficulty and it planes, glues, screws and nails well.

Bandage contact lens or corneal glue may be used to repair damaged corneal tissue in the eye and preserve the patient's vision.

Stickum, along with other adhesive or "sticky" substances (such as glue, rosin (tree sap), or food substances), were used for years in the National Football League to assist players in gripping the ball.

These kansubon are not constructed of a single, continuous piece of paper, but rather a number of pages arranged horizontally and glued together along their vertical edges.

Orihon (折本), or "folding books": Orihon are similar to kansubon in that they consist of individual sheets of paper arranged horizontally and glued together, but instead of being rolled for storage, these books are creased at regular intervals and folded accordion-style.

Detchōsō (粘葉装), or "glued books": To create these books, binders took a double-wide piece of paper and folded it vertically to create a single, connected piece of paper with four printable sides.

A number of these folded pages would then be stacked and bound together by applying glue to the creased edges, the front page, and the back page, then mounting the glued surfaces with a cover made from a continuous piece of paper.

Tetsuyōsō (綴葉装), or "sewn books": Like glued books, these sewn books consist of double-wide paper folded to ordinary page width.

Unlike glued books, however, in making sewn books, binders made stacks of approximately five double-wide sheets and then folded them.

Fukuro toji (袋綴じ), or "bound-pocket books": Bound-pocket books are also made by stacking sheets of double-wide paper that have been folded individually, but unlike glued or sewn books, the stacked pages are bound by sewing the loose edge opposite the crease together with either thread or tightly wrapped, thread-like strips paper.

This binding method means that each double-wide piece of paper has only two printing surfaces instead of four, but by eliminating the need for double-sided legibility, bound-pocket books enabled publishers to use significantly thinner paper than was necessary for glued or sewn books.