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Dictionary » S » Sleeping Sleepingsleeping From sleep. Sleeping car, a railway car or carrriage, arranged with apartments and berths for sleeping. Sleeping partner, a dormant partner. See Dormant. (Science: chemical) Sleeping table, a stationary inclined platform on which pulverized ore is washed; a kind of buddle. Quiet and inactive restfulness. ![]()
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Results from our forumAny SOLID arguments against evolution?... Somehow I had thought the number 4 was a reference to carbon, which has a valence number of 4. What I deserve for posting when I really should be sleeping. My apologies.
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NEED ADVICE... forced to remain in bed. The problem is that the pain stays but when I rotate my foot outward even the slightest rotation (to include while sleeping) it becomes unbearable but the problem is that I can not be restrained from movement in the hospital even if its requested by myself. I am ...
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Solve medical mystery ~ yawn, stretch, tremors... In addition, is an uncontrollable impulse to yawn. Seems sort of like an average normal thing, yawning or stretching that is. My body is new to sleeping on my side and am not supposed to sleep on my back because I'm in my second trimester, so my body stays still propped by pillows and I'm usually ...
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help find an interesting genomics/proteomics journal article... of/have read an interesting paper that I can use. I don't really have a definition for interesting; I guess as long as it keeps my audience from sleeping :D there isn't really any specific area that I really want it to be about, so it can be about anything. (it's for a 4th year university class ...
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Re:... over here, where people care more about getting a grade than actually learning anything. It's especially frightening when you see medical students sleeping in class. That's the kind of doctor I want operating on me, one who slept through class. What a good way to keep patients alive. Yeah very ...
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