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A Treatise on the structure, economy and diseases of the ... - Pagina 167
... possesses a greater antiseptic power than the milder and more diluted fluid of a colder climate; hence it is better fitted to correct and restrain the propensities to spontaneous and 'putrid fermentations, so extremely prevalént in warm climates.
William SAUNDERS (M.D.),
1809
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Apparatus and processes of mechanical industries, civil ... - Pagina 411
... brick for masonry work has been much extended, especially in France. The same may be said of tiles for roof covering. In fact, all over the Continent the use of tile roofs is very prevalént, and as a rule they give good satisfaction, both in warm ...
United States. Commission to the Paris exposition, 1889,
1891
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Report of the Annual Meeting of the Pennsylvania Bar ...
... is welcomed as a cause of public congratulation. A few weeks ago the prevalént' view was accurately expressed by a leading journal, which declared that “At no time, in the lifetime of the present generation, has the public opinion of ...
Pennsylvania Bar Association, Pennsylvania Bar Association. Meeting,
1896
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Le nouveau dictionnaire universel: françois-anglois, et ...
PREVALÉNT , adj. (prevailing. ) Puiffant, efficace, * , qui a beaucoup de Orc'e, PREVALENTLY, adv. Efficacement,forl'&nlcnt. To PREVARICATE, v. n. ( to betray a caufe , to play faft and loofe.) Prévariquer, ufer de collufon , s'entendre , être ...
John Garner, Abel Boyer,
1832
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The Literary Digest - Volumul 30 - Pagina 575
1 .1' “ The pyesent vacationvtrip of President Roosevelt is confirming the prevalént'belief that he means to make a r'nanly, honesfcxamination of questions that are local in their application to the Southern'States and deal with them in the' same ...
Edward Jewitt Wheeler, Isaac Kaufman Funk, William Seaver Woods,
1905
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Bulletin, Ire-47ème - Volumul 29 - Pagina 435
(This, with 5 , is the prevalént sensé)... A particular form or brancb of productive labour; a trade or manufacture. Dans le même dictionnaire, l'adjectif industriel est d'abord défini comme suit: A. udj. pcrtairzing to, or «fthe nature 0/, inditstr)' or ...
France. Ministère du travail,
1922