Cardea
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Cardea
protects children from witches. [Rom. Myth.: Leach, 191]
See: Guardianship
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Favorule and Wieczorek also conversed regularly with key makeup artist Victoria Boothroyd and key effects artist Annie Cardea, sharing notes and a materials breakdown.
and USAA; Linda Hudson, chairman and CEO of The Cardea Group and board director at Bank of America and Southern Co.
M2 EQUITYBITES-October 2, 2015-Cardiac Insight Acquires Cardiac Screening Specialist Cardea Associates
MIT has developed CARDEA, a wheeled robot that in 2004 could independently navigate a hallway and move through doors.
Samantha Falabella discusses visits to her hometown and her father's hometown in "The Importance of Remembering" on the website of the Cardea Group (2 March 2015).
As with its sleep-wear collection, Cardepantyz is designed by Poet Carde Cardea.
Sensient can now offer a natural range of vibrant colour shades from a bright red through pink to bluish red with its natural colours, colouring food and Cardea product line.
22/08/2011 Cardea 1&2, Minerva: Resource Upgrade.
En opinion de los romanos, el umbral se hallaba, segun parece, revestido de un caracter sacro, pues no solo se consagraba a Vesta, sino que incluso se le atribuia en exclusiva un dios, especie de divino portero o Guardian del Umbral, llamado Limentinus, conocido, junto a Forculus y a Cardea por el testimonio de Varron (Ant.
Cardea Wells, 29, whose last known address was 1295 Main St.
Release date- 02112011 - Perth-based bauxite explorer and developer, Bauxite Resources Ltd (ASX: BAU) is pleased to announce a maiden bauxite resource at its Cardea 3 deposit within its northern Darling Range tenement area approximately 20km north west of Toodyay, WA.
such as] Cardea (Hinge-goddess), called after hinges, and Forculus (Door-god) after doors, and Limentinus (Threshold-god) after the threshold, and Janus himself (Gate-god) after the gates.
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