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Dictionary » T » Tearing Tearingtearing --> epiphora 1. (Science: medicine) The watery eye; a disease in which the tears accumulate in the eye, and trickle over the cheek. 2. The emphatic repetition of a word or phrase, at the end of several sentences or stanzas. Origin: L, fr. Gr, fr. To bring to or upon; _ to bring. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Darwin and Racism... us. James 5:14,15 Psalm 103:1-3 I will not go into a detailed story of when I know that divine intervention saved me from two large dogs, bent on tearing me apart. They saw something behind me that scared them simultaneously and they ran. It was me and them alone with nothing but open space behind ...
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Human Bio-technics (superhuman)... why the body "limits" its resources that way: a full-scale muscle contraction has a fair chance of snapping your bones or completely tearing off a tendon, so it's hardly worth the benefit. Most athletes can tell you that they've torn a muscle or tendon during an extreme effort, which ...
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Human Bio-technics (superhuman)... in our arms and legs it made us super strong and super fast, in short a 'super suit'. Obviously there would be repurcussions such as muscle tearing/ damage, extreme exaustion etc.. but in principle would this work? Thanks, Joe
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Re: erythroblastosis fetalis... rh-positive, exposure to rh-negative blood doesn't give you something to make antibodies to. I have to disagree about blood mixing, though. The tearing free of the placenta mixes exposes the mother to the fetus' blood pretty reliably. There are also many instances of what would otherwise be ...
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Did plants or vegetables feel pain?... were discovered in plants. A plant was wired to a device to measure electrical currents. when someone approached it with the intention of tearing a leaf away from the plant action potentials blew of the charts. But when someone approached it without any intention to harm the plant it did ...
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