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orlo

1. A plinth which supports the base of a column.

2. The smooth surface between parallel flutes or grooves.

3. An orle.

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Since Orlo Mason had no assistant, he relied on his wife to help him with the daily work.

The littlest lifesaver

Perhaps the most damning evidence given is a report made by Hamilton's own Chief Cipher Officer, Captain Orlo Williams: "I find that my ideas are quite correct, that he really does nothing at all, never has a scheme, has a shallow, at rimes obstinate mind, no grasp of detail" (p.

Gallipoli: The End of the Myth

of California San Francisco; his co-editors are Orlo H.

Atlas of endocrine surgical techniques. (online access included)

Helen is predeceased by husband, Orlo "Babe" Reed, who died in 2001, a daughter, Frances Migneault, who died in 1971 and 6 brothers and sisters.

Helen Bridget (McGrath) Reed, 89

(3.) Clark S, Orlo P, Komminoth P, Roth J, Schroder S et al.

Adrenal carcinoma: a case study

Miller, Orlo. "Old Opera Houses of Western Ontario." Opera Canada 5 (May 1964): 7-8.

The Westminster Opera House: a cultural and economic disappointment

A nivel nacional, en el ano 1986 IMARPE inicia un importante sistema de observacion bio-oceanografico mensual orlo largo de la costa de Peru conocido como Monitoreo Oceanografico Pesquero en Areas Seleccionadas o MOPAS.

Nutrientes, oxigeno y procesos biogeoquimicos en el sistema de surgencias de la corriente de Humboldt frente a Peru