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Pax (păks), in Roman religion, goddess of peace. Vespasian erected a temple to her at Rome. Her attributes were similar to those of the Greek Irene, the olive branch and the horn of plenty. PAX(1) (Private Automatic Exchange) An inhouse intercom system. pax Chiefly RC Church a. a greeting signifying Christian love transmitted from one to another of those assisting at the Eucharist; kiss of peace b. a small metal or ivory plate, often with a representation of the Crucifixion, formerly used to convey the kiss of peace from the celebrant at Mass to those attending it, who kissed the plate in turn Pax goddess of peace. [Rom. Myth.: Zimmerman, 194] See : Peace |
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6 million in 2000, derived from sales of ProstaSeed I-125 sources for brachytherapy and PACIS BCG for bladder cancer, represented a 36% decrease from 1999 therapeutic revenues of $2. George, President and CEO of UroCor stated, "As we reported previously, after our June 2000 market launch for PACIS, in late October 2000, we reached BioChem Pharma's capacity to supply PACIS. Therapeutic revenue of $554,000 was derived from initial sales of ProstaSeed and PACIS BCG, compared with $1. |
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