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Wheat middlings (also
known as millfeed,
wheat mill run, or
wheat midds) are the
product of the
wheat milling process that is not flour. A good source...
- A
middlings purifier is a
device used in the
production of
flour to
remove the
husks from the
kernels of wheat. It was
developed in
Minnesota by Edmund...
- more than 300 men;
previous to this, the type had been
classified as "
middling ships". By the 1660s, the
means of
classification had
shifted from the...
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Dream of Fair to
Middling Women is
Samuel Beckett’s
first novel.
Written in
English "in a
matter of w****s" in 1932 when
Beckett was only 26 and living...
- mistrust, anxiety, and the
fears of
adult life. Kasher's
fourth solo album, "
Middling Age", was
released in
April 2022. Pitchfork's
Taylor Clark once described...
- the
growing number of
scientifically inclined female readers among the
middling class.
During the Enlightenment,
women also
began producing po****r scientific...
- of clubs, print-sellers and pedlars,
aimed at the
provincial gentry and
middling sort. In 1745,
Prince Charles ordered commemorative medals and miniature...
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American League, and by the mid-2010s
transformed from a
historically middling franchise into one of MLB's most
dominant and
successful clubs, as headlined...
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Scottish novels such as
Waverley (1814) and Rob Roy (1817)
focused upon a
middling character who sits at the
intersection of
various social groups in order...
- Nonconformists, as a
secular institution,
intended to
educate "the
youth of our
middling rich
people between the ages of 15 or 16 and 20 or later"
giving its nickname...
