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Steel trap (carnivorous plants)
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process of digestion. These movements are slow and very different from the steel trap action. Drosera glanduligera has a mechanism in some ways different
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"Alabama". The incantational tumult he could raise in a long improvisation, the steel -trap knowledge of harmony, the writing—that's all very impressive. But "Alabama"
Jack Laird
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that was adapted from the story "A Coward" By Guy de Maupassant, "The Steel Trap ", which was based on a story by William T. Orr, "Three Marked Pennies"
American mink
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would get caught in the trap and drown. On the American prairies, only the steel trap was used, due to the lack of timber. Breeding American minks for their
Clark Howat
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Flight 2 episodes 1958 Tales of the Texas Rangers Burt Wilson Episode: "The Steel Trap " 1958 The Texan Tom Episode: "The Widow of Paradise" 1958 The Restless
Rudolf Caracciola
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smashed, especially around my seat. Carefully I drew my leg out of the steel trap . Bracing myself against the frame of the body, I slowly extricated myself
History of West Virginia
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and Coal Rivers, became a point of trade. In the late 18th century, the steel trap increased efficiency, and beaver became scarce. A shift to exporting
Jean Baptiste Beaubien
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supplies of fur-bearing animals became exhausted soon after invention of the steel trap . Instead, traders soon received much of the annuity money distributed
Alexander Robinson (chief)
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since fur-bearing animals had vanished not long after development of the steel trap . Late in that decade, Robinson also had a trading post at Wolf Point
A Soldier Dreams of White Lilies
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conversations in the Arab world responding to Fadwa Tuqan's poem "Eytan in the Steel Trap " (إيتان في الشبكة الفولاذية) about a Jewish-Israeli boy in the kibbutz
Waterways of West Virginia
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appears on the 1807 Madison map opposite St Albans. By this decade, the steel trap had increased efficiency as beaver became scarce within two decades