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| nown by its initials GYE, was an Irish savoury | spread, made from yeast extract. |
| A fruit butter is a sweet | spread made of fruit cooked to a paste, then lightly |
| xes," said Audacia Ray, an executive editor at | Spread magazine. |
| Barlow has around 200 houses | spread mainly along the main street; most of them dat |
| m the flowers, it is likely that the pollen is | spread mainly by wind. |
| His movement | spread mainly through North Cornwall, Padstow and Bud |
| ver, international sympathy for Mooney quickly | spread, making him one of the United States' most fam |
| anizes programs in rural areas periodically to | spread mathematics across all layers of society. |
| and Wales and is spreading northwards, but the | spread may be limited by the temperature of the sea. |
| ek of February as a memorial for Gough, and to | spread messages of tolerance and diversity. |
| This worldwide | spread might have occurred after the last glaciations |
| e West, wrote that Spencer uses Jihad Watch to | spread misinformation and hatred of Islam. |
| A second | spread missed their target but a final shot hit the s |
| to shoot long-range missiles, and two kinds of | spread missiles. |
| "an attempt to harm security and stability and | spread mistrust of the Iraqi forces". |
| search and Forecasting model (WRF) with a fire | spread model, implemented by the level set method. |
| The remnants | spread moisture across the northeastern United States |
| The organization | spread month by month after independent starts in sev |
| d in position by anchored wires or chains in a | spread mooring pattern. |
| Debris caused by the bomb | spread more than 200m (218 yards). |
| is implies that a pulse with a wider FWHM will | spread more than a pulse with a narrower FWHM. |
| that an ongoing outbreak of Chikungunya would | spread more rampantly. |
| As sightings | spread more widely in the facility the ghost became k |
| Storm winds fan the fire, causing it to | spread more quickly. |
| As word about the ship | spread, more workers began arriving over the next few |
| engine with four axles so that the weight was | spread more evenly. |
| ter lack of emotion, work together to secretly | spread more pods in order to replace the entire human |
| The Balkan Hound was | spread most widely through Serbia and, at a FCI meeti |
| ico, in 1974 by Justin Stone, tai chi chih has | spread mostly through word-of-mouth in a grassroots f |
| The trio's reputation | spread mostly by word of mouth, but it did release se |
| Spread mostly by mobile phone, it sent panicked thous | |
| The Maarifi order did not | spread much outside of Istanbul, but there were at le |
| Peter's preaching of the Crusade | spread much more quickly than the official versions o |
| It's also often used sparingly as a | spread much like marmite is on toast. |
| e not designed for standard uses, they did not | spread much, and are nowadays mostly forgotten. |
| The label aimed to | spread music, ideas and information, working with oth |
| The Manihar are one of the most wide | spread Muslim community in India |
| "I | Spread My Wings Towards You" - 4:26 |
| I have | spread my dreams under your feet; Tread softly becaus |
| As the popularity of his stories | spread nationwide, Ben thoroughly enjoyed his fan mai |
| The protests turned violent and | spread nationwide. |
| ular Enlightenment and Propaganda"), trying to | spread Nazi ideology in Norway. |
| Some of his ashes were also taken to Cuba and | spread near the mausoleum of Che Guevara. |
| egor Dunnigan - A wealthy Montana rancher on a | spread near the Hat Creek Cattle Company. |
| Others, like poliovirus, can | spread neurally, but primarily spread by via the bloo |
| s Galaxy from Earth via a colossal starship to | spread new life. |
| ngaging with the Potano, the Spanish incursion | spread new infectious diseases and incited warfare by |
| militia fled back to Dixon's Ferry where they | spread news of a terrible slaughter at Stillman's Run |
| sunk a single minesweeping sloop, the Germans | spread news reports of a great victory. |
| created several videos on Youtube as a way to | spread news. |
| ; he participated in Prosveshtenie activities, | spread newspapers and gave talks. |
| There is a new $5/10 $500/$1500 | spread No Limit Hold'em game which was first created |
| ed by dry weather and strong winds, the flames | spread north and west, moving rapidly among tightly p |
| The fire quickly | spread north to the Kenyon block and the nearby Madis |
| from Starbrook Drive south to Sherbourne then | spread north towards Archdale Drive at Phase two. |
| ard this style of music there before the music | spread north. |
| 1720: French forts along the Mississippi River | spread northward from New Orleans. |
| Small settlements | spread northward along the eastern coast into Georgia |
| trial and warehouse development, which quickly | spread northwest and southeast, largely along the rai |
| The movement eventually | spread not only throughout Lombardy but also Germany, |
| This persecution | spread not only to the Orthodox, but also other group |
| bodies were burned where found to prevent the | spread of disease. |
| thin CIRCAMP is the implementation and further | spread of CSAADF, The Child Sexual Abuse Anti Distrib |
| When news | spread of the sale, a campaign was undertaken by loca |
| Spread of the early anabaptists in Central Europe | |
| With the | spread of education, the people are now becoming fami |
| Iraq as a Sunni-dominated bulwark against the | spread of Shiism and Iranian political influence. |
| tinuation of the evangelization of England and | spread of Gaelic churchmen there, with Diuma becoming |
| moke which may lead to an unexpected and quick | spread of fire. |
| ted to educating the public and preventing the | spread of HIV/AIDS. |
| This ignited, resulting in a sudden | spread of the fire accompanied by a major explosion t |
| ave sunk a Japanese tug with her final torpedo | spread of the war. |
| or consumer protection but also to prevent the | spread of Mad Cow Disease. |
| WI County Federations supported the | spread of WI Markets. |
| iate migration, transformation, and metastatic | spread of murine fibroblasts. |
| blished in 1557; in other ways he promoted the | spread of Lutheran views. |
| activities of local kindreds and the eastward | spread of the Gaelic superpower, the Lord of the Isle |
| sed to within 900 yards (820 m) Harder fired a | spread of torpedoes that sank the attacker within fiv |
| However, his pre-war observations of the | spread of infectious or communicable diseases helped |
| allele in some tropical populations due to the | spread of sub-Saharan agriculture and the concomitant |
| fire sprinklers has been shown to mitigate the | spread of fire by keeping the fire from growing to a |
| iral replication, blocking it can halt further | spread of the virus. |
| opulation in Sindh, and especially towards the | spread of education in communities. |
| pathways in the breast epithelium promotes the | spread of stem cells responsible for development and |
| le convergence speed depends on the eigenvalue | spread of R. |
| centered in what is now North Andover, but the | spread of settlement south and west of the old town c |
| ow enlisting sangomas in the fight against the | spread of HIV/AIDS. |
| ths, but the Soviet troops managed to curb the | spread of uprising into neighboring regions. |
| a process that is essential for the growth and | spread of all solid tumours, blocking it prevents the |
| At 06:54 the destroyer Heermann fired a | spread of torpedoes at Haruna, but the torpedoes miss |
| submerged ahead of an enemy convoy and fired a | spread of torpedoes at a Japanese tanker. |
| Its purpose was to prevent the | spread of any contagions from the moon, though the ex |
| The | spread of Greek civilization and their worship of Dio |
| 05, the Pope listed several ways to combat the | spread of HIV, including chastity, fidelity in marria |
| l Red and the UX come to spoil the show with a | spread of torpedoes. |
| nt continents, rather than being the worldwide | spread of a single clone. |
| The | spread of this pottery, along with archaeological evi |
| The | spread of railways to inland Australia put an end to |
| urce material as per time table describing the | spread of populations given in the same study. |
| Having returned to England, he worked for the | spread of the Catholic faith and was chosen by the Ca |
| is over 113' high, with a girth of 24'7" and a | spread of 140'. |
| : a study of the migrations of peoples and the | spread of certain customs and beliefs. |
| The U-boat fired a | spread of four torpedoes at the convoy, by now 10 mil |
| to 1.2 m) in height, with many branches, and a | spread of about 2.5 ft (0.76 m). |
| years later, may have contributed to the quick | spread of the Black Death plague, which killed one-th |
| country, violence against the population, the | spread of HIV/AIDS among women and girls and the use |
| ng the United States, with 18 wins and winning | spread of +921, and Joel Wapnick, defending champion |
| education infrastructure, to the uncontrolled | spread of AIDS and subsequent food shortages as the d |
| Shortly thereafter, her second | spread of torpedoes sank the cargo ship, Kizugawa Mar |
| Undoubtedly, this would have resulted in the | spread of Greek influence across the empire; however, |
| reaches a height of 12-18 m (39-59 ft), with a | spread of 3-4 m (9.8-13 ft). |
| e tariqas were particularly influential in the | spread of Islam in the sub-Sahara during the 9th to 1 |
| The | spread of Christianity also became an increasingly im |
| to cull straying animals, hence preventing the | spread of these diseases. |
| t male circumcision is reliable in slowing the | spread of HIV / AIDS. |
| It is threatened by habitat loss due to the | spread of invasive weeds and overgrazing. |
| removal of diseased plants to prevent | spread of infection). |
| to distribute thousands of nets to prevent the | spread of mosquito-borne diseases. |
| The | spread of the UK's motorway network in the 1970s cut |
| ators may also be used which reduce the energy | spread of the incident electron beam to less than 0.1 |
| He convened an oversight hearing into the | spread of noxious weeds across California and carried |
| e phrase is racist and used with the onset and | spread of the HIV/AIDS pandemic in Africa. |
| It will grow to 1 to 2 feet high with a | spread of 0.5 to 1.5 feet. |
| lps to detect a problem earlier and avoids the | spread of bad practices. |
| It is threatened by habitat loss due to the | spread of invasive weeds and brushfires. |
| st strategy for the WHO is to try to limit the | spread of the disease. |
| Swedish company specialized in production and | spread of historical and contemporary free jazz. |
| lobal effort" to secure, destroy, and stop the | spread of weapons of mass destruction. |
| ith the World Health Organization to study the | spread of many diseases. |
| orkers will avoid poultry farms to prevent the | spread of the virus. |
| In 1725, the | spread of vineyards throughout Bordeaux was so vast t |
| ndra Nath Nandi was actively involved with the | spread of education in rural Pabna. |
| the rhododendron leafhopper contributes to the | spread of a Rhododendron fungus through Europe. |
| ilmot Proviso, which would have restricted the | spread of slavery to new states. |
| and international partnerships to monitor the | spread of avian flu and detect the emergence of a flu |
| a quarantine on themselves to stop the further | spread of the disease. |
| ts from tropical regions may have aided in the | spread of the silverleaf whiteflies to temperate envi |
| tions of the whitefly to plants facilitate the | spread of dangerous plant viruses, which these insect |
| orgetown identified a gene responsible for the | spread of secondary (metastatic) cancer throughout th |
| He played a | spread of games in 1909 and also in the 1910 season w |
| so that he could work with them to resist the | spread of Communism into Europe. |
| Another factor contributing to the | spread of Tenglish is the popularity of Tollywood fil |
| This will help prevent the | spread of questionable entries here. |
| truction and degradation of the forest and the | spread of introduced species. |
| tarted to fall in the 1950s and 1960s with the | spread of greater car ownership in the UK. |
| -1865) regarding hygiene and prevention of the | spread of puerperal fever. |
| preventing the | spread of Typha orientalis throughout the lakes; |
| tle the province of Canada and provide for the | spread of the "Holy Catholic faith". |
| for housing and other purposes and due to the | spread of the fresh water weed called in Malayalam 'A |
| 's reign as location presenter, the geographic | spread of the properties was extended with one of the |
| Despite the | spread of built areas, much of the county is given ov |
| by a team of volunteers who aim to improve the | spread of kannada culture in the community. |
| Spread of pests and diseases by commercial bumble bee | |
| he was involved in framing laws to prevent the | spread of scab in sheep, and was chief inspector of s |
| ndone the use of contraceptives to prevent the | spread of HIV/AIDS. |
| ad and that malaria could increase the rate of | spread of HIV as well as accelerating disease progres |
| en Space Shuttle experiments investigating the | spread of fire in reduced gravity. |
| t area of 206,040 km2 (79,552 sq mi) and water | spread of 1,595 km2 (616 sq mi). |
| See also: Global | spread of the printing press |
| was the source of much discussion, and rumours | spread of conflict between the two. |
| r Sun for their special article and a two page | spread of B.C. elementary school overall rankings. |
| The inventors promoted the | spread of these new ideas by teaching a series of lec |
| ion and migration hence slowing the growth and | spread of the cancer. |
| ney raised by SING is used to help prevent the | spread of HIV in South Africa, and also supports thos |
| outh dockyards, where he worked to prevent the | spread of cholera. |
| n 1996, Muttaqi credited the movement with the | spread of vegan straightedge ideals in the 1990s. |
| uent siege - which lasted twelve days - by the | spread of disease from rotting corpses and a very sev |
| At 15.16 hours on 9 Sep 1942, she fired a | spread of three torpedoes at the USS Muskeget, two hi |
| Sun squirrels have been implicated in the | spread of human monkeypox in the Democratic Republic |
| traight for one another when they both fired a | spread of torpedoes. |
| The | spread of the plague is very fast and rapidly fulmina |
| After the | spread of Islam in the lands of Iran, Muslims and the |
| tly elevate the risk of accidental release and | spread of pathogens. |
| These fine buildings soon fell victim to the | spread of Victorian London and by the third quarter o |
| came to Luoyang in 310, and was active in the | spread of Buddhism in China. |
| masts which when fully rigged had an extensive | spread of canvas. |
| vered a gene that plays a critical role in the | spread of cancer in the brain. |
| rous mosques and madrasah in order further the | spread of Sunni beliefs. |
| work, in particular for the prevention of the | spread of tuberculosis in Canada. |
| rows to a height of 8-12 feet and with a crown | spread of 10 to 15 feet. |
| These libraries were meant to encourage the | spread of the Anglican church in Britain's colonies, |
| g the Iron Curtain, the CIA tried to limit the | spread of Soviet influence elsewhere around the world |
| The tree grows to about 14 m in height, with a | spread of slightly smaller dimension. |
| Rockford Faust Hotel meeting room, but as word | spread of the celebration, the party was moved to the |
| However, thanks to its low budget and the | spread of multiplexes in India, it brought in some re |
| ger and teacher, he figures prominently in the | spread of jazz appreciation and in the establishment |
| The plant benefits from the | spread of pollen between flowers, while the pollinato |
| Later, when rumors | spread of her actual departure from the ICC, the ICC |
| nly grows to the height of 40 to 60 ft, with a | spread of 20 to 40 ft. |
| ents moved to Macau in January 1938 due to the | spread of World War II to Southern China. |
| E8 fired a | spread of torpedoes at a range of approximately 1,200 |
| order districts of Madhya Pradesh to check any | spread of violence. |
| dation's fundamental missions is to oppose the | spread of high-rise concrete across the Spanish coast |
| r and a builder who significantly promoted the | spread of the Baroque architecture north of the Alps. |
| erman dialect is dominated by the geographical | spread of the High German consonant shift, and the di |
| (b) To promote the | spread of culture among the Depressed study circles. |
| alf one spreads cream cheese, or the breakfast | spread of your choice. |
| were trapped on the upper floors by the rapid | spread of the fire. |
| erful Soga clan played a key role in the early | spread of Buddhism in the country. |
| stroyer saw over a year's service opposing the | spread of Axis power. |
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