Noun:

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I think it really put the willies up EDO who must now be desperately figuring out how to stop this happening again.

LAREDO, a city and the county-seat of Webb county, Texas, U.

LOUIS PIERRE EDOUARD BIGNON, Baron (1771-1841), French diplomatist and historian, born on the 3rd of January 1771, was the son of a dyer at Rouen.

For particulars respecting the special characters, modes of occurrence and localities of the more important varieties of quartz, reference may be made to the following articles: AGATE, AMETHYST, AVENTURINE, BLOODSTONE, CAIRNGORM, CARNELIAN, CAT'S-EYE, CHALCEDONY, CHRYSOPRASE, FLINT,HELIOTROPE,JASPER, MOCHASTONE, ONYX, ROCK-CRYSTAL, SARD, SARDONYX.

EMILE EDOUARD CHARLES ANTOINE ZOLA (1840-1902), French novelist, was born in Paris on the 2nd of April 1840, his father being an engineer, part Italian and part Greek, and his mother a Frenchwoman.

en Macedoine, Paris (1865),(1865), and other authorities in bibliography of MACEDONIA; Corp.

deadline for the completion by KEDO of the new reactors is 2003.

SARPEDON, in Greek legend, son of Zeus and Laodameia, Lycian prince and hero of the Trojan war.

CHALCEDONY, or Calcedony (sometimes called by old writers cassidoine), a variety of native silica, often used as an ornamental stone.

DICOTYLEDONS, in botany, the larger of the two great classes of angiosperms, embracing most of the common flower-bearing plants.

BORIS FEDOROVICH GODUNOV, tsar of Muscovy (c.

MANFREDO FANTI (1806-1865), Italian general, was born at Carpi and educated at the military college of Modena.