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  • 21Orne (Moselle) — For the river in Normandy, see Orne (river). Orne The Orne flooding at Rombas Origin Lorraine Mouth …

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  • 22breve — /briv / (say breev) noun 1. a mark (˘) placed over a vowel to show that it is pronounced short, as in ŭ. 2. Law a. an initial writ. b. a writ, as one issued by a court of law. 3. a letter of authority, especially one from a sovereign or the pope …

  • 23Cleurie river — Cleurie Saut de la Cuve cascade on the Cleurie Origin Vosges Mountains Mouth Moselotte …

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  • 24“Call of Cthulhu, The“ —    Short story (12,000 words); written probably in August or September 1926. First published in WT (February 1928); first collected in O; corrected text in DH;annotated version in An2 and CC. The narrator (identified, only in the subtitle… …

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  • 25Rhinophyma — Pronounced (ryno fee ma), a bulbous enlarged red nose and puffy cheeks (like those of the old comedian W.C. Fields). There may also be thick bumps on the lower half of the nose and the nearby cheek areas. Rhinophyma occurs mainly in men as a… …

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  • 26ras — (pronounced ros ) Plural: Rastards (prounounced rosters) Literally short for rasta. Used to describe a friend (not necessarily of the rastafarian persuasion). What up, ras? Yo ras, lets go. Come on rastards we re going to be late …

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  • 27ras — (pronounced ros ) Plural: Rastards (prounounced rosters) Literally short for rasta. Used to describe a friend (not necessarily of the rastafarian persuasion). What up, ras? Yo ras, lets go. Come on rastards we re going to be late …

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  • 28Kraepelin, Emil —    (pronounced [Krep LEEN])    (1856–1926)    The founder of modern psychiatric nosology, Kraepelin was born in the province of Mecklenburg in northern Germany into the family of a music teacher. Kraepelin finished his medical studies at Würzburg …

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  • 29“Horror in the Burying-Ground, The“ —    Short story (5,810 words); ghost written for Hazel Heald, c. 1933 or 1934. First published in WT(May 1937); first collected in Cats;corrected text in HM    In the rustic town of Stillwater, the village undertaker, Henry Thorndike, has devised… …

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  • 30Arabic language — Arabic redirects here. For other uses, see Arabic (disambiguation). For the literary standard, see Modern Standard Arabic. For vernaculars, see varieties of Arabic. For others, see Arabic languages. Arabic العربية/عربي/عربى al ʿarabiyyah/ʿarabī …

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