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In common parlance, ask the Council itself.
It's called"animal control" in veterinary parlance.
In our parlance a floater is a freelancer.
The term skepticism has taken up place in common parlance.
In veterinary parlance, it's called"control.".
These rules are called“la partage”,which is French for“of the parts” or(in American parlance)“in part”.
In common parlance it is called the fine fraction or MDF.
It was what you might describe in theatrical parlance as my first smash hit.
In the parlance of the urban music scene,"What's the 4-1-1"?
They are, in intelligence parlance, more like'cover stories'.
In common parlance, anticoagulant drugs are commonly known as" blood thinners".
Quaternary ammonium salts orquaternary ammonium compounds(called quaternary amines in oilfield parlance) are salts of quaternary ammonium cations.
In your parlance,"Kick back and let the big dog eat.".
They seem to want only to be reassured that America is still the“best” and“freest” country in the world,despite what reality(“fake news” in Trump parlance) may tell them.
Key Difference: In common parlance, ultrasounds and sonograms are essentially synonymous.
All of this moves the issue of human rights from the purely political realm into one that affects the lives andfates of people- something that we would refer to in Church parlance as the salvation of the person.
In common parlance, wages often refer to an hourly rate of pay and salary to an annual pay.
Apart from a more transparent site layout, these include a better mix of industrial companies and first-responder organizations,or, in INTERSCHUTZ parlance, commercial and non-commercial exhibitors.
In common parlance, the term Aspergillo refers to the genus of belonging of this ubiquitous mold;
Because serious errors of this kind are habitually committed when the term" race" is used in popular parlance, it would be better when speaking of human races to drop the term" race" altogether and speak of ethnic groups.
In common parlance, older children(eg up to 1 year of age) tend to be considered newborns.
However, observations of spiral galaxies, particularly radio observations of line emission from neutral atomic hydrogen(known, in astronomical parlance, as HI), show that the rotation curve of most spiral galaxies remains flat far beyond the visible matter.
In common parlance, when we talk about heart attacks we refer to the known pathology that affects the heart.
And this probably coincided with the time when you had the planet Earth's sourcebook, and you had the hippie movement. And there are some of those qualities in this drawing, which seeks to sum up the recommendations. Andall the components are there which are now in common parlance, in our vocabulary, you know, 30-odd years later: wind energy, recycling, biomass, solar cells.
Generality In common parlance, the term infarct refers to necrosis- hence to death- of heart muscle tissue;
And all the components are there which are now in common parlance, in our vocabulary, you know, 30-odd years later: wind energy, recycling, biomass, solar cells.
In modern parlance,"villa" can refer to various types and sizes of residences, ranging from the suburban semi-detached double villa to residences in the wildland-urban interface.
In the most common parlance, a roti is flattened bread made out of dough of whole wheat flour, locally known as atta.
Proper naval parlance says that, even if a naval vessel is commanded by an officer whose rank is commander, that officer is still able to be referred to as a captain while on the deck of their own vessel.
A merlette(diminutive form of merle: a little blackbird)in common parlance, since the 19th century, is a female blackbird, but in heraldic terminology is defined as une figure représentant une canette mornée("a figure representing a little female duck'blunted'").