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Dictionary » F » Flags Flags(Science: clinical sign) bands of discoloration of hair (reddish, blonde, or gray, depending on original colour) resulting from fluctuations in nutrition characteristic of kwashiorkor and in diseases of protein depletion such as ulcerative colitis. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: WHO scum - politics over lives... in general, not me specifically? While I've definitely made some environmentalist arguments in this forum, I don't think I've "posted any flags" in this particular discussion, merely defended a point of view. No that was not directed at you. I was just blowing air :) I think your ...
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WHO scum - politics over lives... in general, not me specifically? While I've definitely made some environmentalist arguments in this forum, I don't think I've "posted any flags" in this particular discussion, merely defended a point of view. @alex You're right, and what's even more sick is that certain 1st and 2nd ...
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The Fiber Disease... Barnum in your presentations for me to spend much time with you at this point. I intend to contact Randy after the holidays. If Randy throws any flags, I’ll be sure to let the group know about this as well. Once again for my infected brothers and sisters; I am not free of infection, but I have ...
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The Fiber Disease... not listened to that dr strainger(sp?) yet. But I will. When I googled her name it said she got some Manning award from the ARMY and Major RED Flags went up.....the ARMY is big-time involved with this fiber shite. Oh well, and I guess I don't want to be fed anymore lies after this past year....she ...
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The Fiber Disease... the name and saw that she won some Manning Award from the Gov't and it said she wrote before or currently does on Rense. Again, both big red flags to me and I will not ever go to Rense again. It's been nearly 7 months since I have been there. So, where do you go? Subject Change: this was ...
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