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…showed on his chin. While she poured him another glass of tea, he put on his spectacles and re-examined with pleasure the luminous yellow, green, red little jars. His clumsy moist lips spelled out their eloqu! ent labels: apricot, grape, beech plum, quince. He…

…of the pancreas work together in these different functions. Acinar cells, comes from a Latin word meaning berry. They form bundles that resemble clusters of grapes. These are the cells that produce and secrete digestive enzymes. Epithelial cells in small pancreatic…

…to keep. This made troop transports a suitable prize for privateers who could often outmaneuver the larger military ships. A common tactic was to load their cannons with grape shot and aim high for the British sails. If a privateer could disable the man-o…

…it is a custom to have 12 grapes and for each chime you pop one in your mouth. Prospero ano nuevo is the saying they say meaning Happy New Years. A person who can eat them all at the end of the last chime is to have good luck for the new year to come. Everyone…

…computer, the iMac, to compete with other firms in this market such as Packard Bell and Compaq. The iMac looks like nothing else on the market (Heckman). It comes in five colors that appeal to the creative side of consumers today; lime, tangerine, grape…

…in size. Major products in the early 1990s were wheat,barley,maize, grapes, potatoes, sugar beets, apples, and rye. Austria’s farms satisfy most of the food needs of the country, and some surpluses such as dairy products are exported. Annual milk…

…growing deciduous, evergreen, and shrubbery. Grassland savanna also have many species of bear thorn shrubbery and the grasses are almost barren. Depending on the area, Africa's cash crop consists of coffee, gum, rubber, tobacco, cocoa, grapes, ground nuts…

…of the Confederate army, was unsure of where exactly the Union was. “He had heard through the grape vine that there was some Union cavalry heading into Gettysburg but he was not sure (Shaara, 74).” He had not yet heard anything! from General Stuart. Lee had heard…

…excatly the Union was. “He had heard through the grape vine that there was some Union cavalry heading into Gettysburg but he was not sure (Shaara, 74).” He had not yet heard anything from General Stuart. Lee had heard that the Union might be going…

…"intoxicating liquors" as those with an alcoholic content of more than 0.5 percent, although it made concessions for liquors sold for medicinal, sacramental, and industrial purposes, and for fruit or grape beverages prepared for personal use in homes. Because…