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kerb (US and Canadian), curb
a line of stone or concrete forming an edge between a pavement and a roadway, so that the pavement is some 15 cm above the level of the road
curb, Brit. kerb
1. A low wall of wood, metal, or masonry built around an opening in a roof or placed on the surface of a roof to support equipment.
2. A raised rim of concrete, stone, or metal which forms the edge of a street, sidewalk, or planted area.
3. A purlin plate.
kerb
British variant of curb.
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Bice Hope, Gainesville Admitted 1974; Died January 22, 2009 David Kerben, Santa Rosa, CA Admitted 1959; Died January 4, 2009 Harold Klapper, Armonk, NY Admitted 1962; Died January 6, 2009 Harold James Lentz, Palm Harbor Admitted 1984; Died January 29, 2009 H.
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ringformige Rohrabdrucke, Zahnstocke und Wickelschnur), des Weiteren Kerben und Einstiche sowie flachige Abdrucke.
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