10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DISCOLORMENT»
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discolorment in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
discolorment and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Reports of cases heard and determined in the Appellate ...
That the waters of the Bronx river are made unfit for domestic and agricultural
uses by other pollutions before they receive the eflluent from the defendant's
works; that such efiiuent adds to the discolorment and pollution of the waters of
the ...
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Reports of Cases Heard and Determined in the Appellate ...
That the waters of the Bronx river are made unfit for domestic and agricultural
uses by other pollutions before they receive the effluent from the defendant's
works ; that such effluent adds to the discolorment and pollution of the waters of
the ...
New York (State). Supreme Court. Appellate Division, Marcus Tullius Hun, Jerome B. Fisher, 1901
If he saw any discolorment, whether a blotch, smudge, crack, or line, he would
reject it as being of a poor quality, even though the fault could not be otherwise
seen. If, when held up to the light he saw no “fault” he would declare it as “sincera
,” ...
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Dictionary of English Spelling
discolour discolour (US discolor) to cause to change colour discoloration
discoloured (US discolored) discolouring (US discoloring) discolourment (US
discolorment) discomfit to embarrass; to thwart discomfited discomfiting
discomfiture ...
These are all valid diseases that can have serious implications on a person but
one should notice how leprosy is not mentioned as it was seen as mainly a mere
skin discolorment and not consequential to one's actual health. One could have ...
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American Journal of Dental Science
On the other hand, nothing is more common than necrosis of the extremity of the
fang while the remaining portion of the tooth retains its vitality; but here we find no
discolorment, though the extent of the necrosis is clearly marked by the ...
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Official Documents, Comprising the Department and Other ...
By the general ap pearance of the leaf we can, as a rule, diagnosticate the dis»ti*
« that causes discolorment or impoverished growth in other organ*, and in many
cases apply a remedy that will preserve its life. k COMPARISON OF THE MILK ...
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History of the One Hundred and Fortieth Regiment ...
The mud and water through which we waded was frequently knee deep and
some of the men had its unsightly discolorment on their clothing almost to their
armpits. When we reached the open space near the Ford, we found a great host
of ...
Robert Laird Stewart, 1912
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Pictorial Geography of the World: Old world
The two principal rivers of China, are the Hoangho and the Kiangkv ; the former,
called the Yellow River, from its discolorment by the mud, which its waters bring
down, has its source among the mountains of Thibet, and falls into the Yellow
Sea ...
Samuel Griswold Goodrich, 1856
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The Journal of Sacred Literature and Biblical Record
... who has so learned to think in the original language as to bring away the pure
idea conveyed by it, and to transfer it to the vernacular idiom without any
chromatic discolorment from the forms of the learned language. An anxious
adherence ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DISCOLORMENT»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
discolorment is used in the context of the following news items.
The Selfie Addiction: From Surgery to Obsession
I'd see, uh, skin discolorment. I'd see spots potentially coming. I'd see my hair wasn't perfectly coifed. My nose was too big. Everything was a ... «ABC News, Aug 14»
When Seeking Perfect Selfies Becomes a Dangerous Obsession
... but kept critiquing his appearance, focusing on perceived imperfections. “I would see skin discolorment. I would see spots potentially coming. «ABC News, Aug 14»
Pottsville celebrates anniversary of Henry Clay Monument with …
stephen j. pytak/staff photo The inscription on the east side of the Henry Clay Monument in Pottsville shows signs of age with discolorment and ... «Republican & Herald, Jul 13»
