-
Shrivelling is a
natural phenomenon where an object, with an
attached sub-elastic covering, has its
interior volume reduced in some way. The covering...
- Seneca,
translated by
Aubrey Stewart), "without an adversary,
prowess shrivels" (Moral
Essays (1928) by Seneca,
translated by John W, Basore) and "prowess...
- "The cold
within him
froze his old features,
nipped his
pointed nose,
shrivelled his ch****,
stiffened his gait; made his eyes red, his thin lips blue;...
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Abalone shriveling syndrome-****ociated
virus was
described in 2010 from an
abalone which had died from
abalone shriveling syndrome.
While the ICTV does...
- flower"
instead of the more
probable "black pod"
because the
matured fruit shrivels and
turns a dark
color shortly after being picked. For the Aztecs, much...
- But
finding that his eyes were
growing dim, and that his
whole body was
shrivelled with an
eruption and a sort of
stony roughness (impetigine et pumicea...
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private item. It was
described as
similar to a "piece of
leather or a
shriveled eel".
Napoleon was
exiled to
Saint Helena in the
Atlantic Ocean after...
-
broadcast under Niyazov began with a
pledge that the broadcaster's
tongue will
shrivel if he
slanders the country, flag, or president.
Religious minorities are...
- fire of 1731, when its seal was
badly melted. The
parchment was
somewhat shrivelled but
otherwise relatively unscathed. An
engraved facsimile of the charter...
-
nourishing one's "vital force" with "righteous deeds", then that
force would shrivel up (Mencius, 6A:15 2A:2). More specifically, he
mentions the experience...
