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Southdown has acknowledged that the marble contains a form of tremolite, said Alan Bowen, director of the company's mineral division.
While her one-piece undergarment met the air permeability rules, "nevertheless, the analysis showed that the material of the one piece contains a form of membrane which could be considered as a form of plastic," FIS said in a statement.
(Tracing the origins of online culture even further back is some people's idea of an entertaining game: there are those who will tell you that the Talmud, the book of Jewish law, contains a form of hypertext, the linking-and-clicking structure at the heart of the web).
He says his female clients in particular love his Glucocollagen, which contains a form of collagen extracted from (eeww) chicken skeletons, and "makes your skin and your hair resemble those of a 15-year-old girl, and helps protect you from aging and sun damage".
The "advertiser" page contains a form for the volunteer to fill out.
It contains a form where users can provide the motif of an SSR of interest, such as ACA.
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So it is that all gothic films – some of the finest movies ever made – raise the question as to whether dread can contain a form of visionary beauty.
The university is investigating the incident, including questions about whether Wheeler took a nutritional supplement containing a form of ephedrine, a substance banned by the N.C.A.A. that has been linked to strokes and heart attacks.
Thiomersal is a vaccine preservative containing a form of mercury that is easily excreted from the body (unlike methyl mercury found in tuna fish).
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