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…fatal. TCDD is not found in nature, but rather is a man-made and is always an unwanted byproduct of the chemical process of manufacturing of certain herbicides, bactericides, wood preservatives, and other products. It is believed by many scientists…

…the stage though, the "wood" floors looked obviously fake and so did the tile, the walls were rather flat and the small trinkets looked cheap. What an art of deception. The one thing that I wanted to do from the very start of the run of Blithe Spirit was to see…

…involved in work activities that include practical, hands-on problems and solutions. Computer operators often deal with plants, animals, and real-world materials like wood, tools, and machinery. Many of the occupations require working outside, and do not involve…

…was $51,290 but can vary from $40,000-$70,000 depending on work. Students interested in becoming a contractor should be taking industrial courses such as any wood shop or building classes. They should also be heavy into math, that is a very important part…

…combination of materials, such as tar, wire mesh and wood; the finished pieces constructed in this manner, seem to me to be made of unrecognizable materials. I have never seen tar used in art before, and therefore when I see a piece constructed of, or coated…

…)Intimate, comfortable; the enjoyment of quiet content, arousing a sense of agreeable restfulness and security as in one within the four walls of his house 'Is it still heimlich to you in your country where strangers are felling your woods?' Many examples…

…by chewing wood and forming in to a nest, while bees make a chambered nest out of wax. A wasp's mouth is designed for chewing and a bee's mouth is designed for lapping nectar. If a bee was to sting, its venom sack and a small portion of the abdomen is ripped away…

…lives) forever. Line 5- Circle of life. Birth, Death, Rebirth, Death is an endless cycle. Line 6- You cannot escape death. Line 7- The displacement of any funeral goers. Line 8- The wood was not made for a coffin but is used for it anyway. Line 9…

…, they dug shelter pits, took care of the wounded, buried the dead, set up and took down camp, prepared the food, got wood and water, kept fires going, dried the meat, and were midwives to the women giving birth. Clearly, the women of the Nimi'ipuu were…

…from the coast to the Great Plains, but a lack of water and wood created serious problems. The prairie had fertile soil but was covered by a thick sod with thick roots. Deere's new steel plow was able to break up the thick sod. Because the sod was so…