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doc#121 | even when present in very low concentration | on | the soiled object. 4. Miscellaneous soils |
doc#147 | Let's take 'em home". </p><p> He hauled back | on | the stick and felt his cheeks sag. Out |
doc#114 | </p><p> New Englanders were a bit sensitive | on | the subject of their complicity in Negro |
doc#44 | congressional seat. </p><p> With eyes focused | on | the third congressional district, the historic |
doc#21 | attempt to get all the allied cars back | on | the track behind the NATO locomotive. Even |
doc#144 | Curt's fingers put a little more pressure | on | the trigger of his gun. "So help me, Crouch |
doc#122 | the electrolysis of a <formul> eutectic | on | the vacuum line, and by exchange of <formul> |
doc#122 | <formul> which was sublimed into a flask | on | the vacuum line. Previously purified chlorine |
doc#142 | Deputy Marshal Luke Harper still stood guard | on | the veranda, a forlorn, scarecrowish figure |
doc#107 | passed his New York law office one night | on | the way to a party. Hamilton was bent over |
doc#63 | 8,280 St. Patty Day celebrants bet $842,617 | on | the well-prepared program. </p><p> Prior |
doc#126 | <p> Quite often, honeybees form a majority | on | the willow catkins. As we have already |
doc#136 | started to run but Oso's shot caught him | on | the wing. He jerked once in the grass and |
doc#147 | was dark as the sky above it as he stood | on | the wing and waited for his pilot. Greg |
doc#143 | Clay and the Bosler brothers carried him | on | their books as a cowhand even while he |
doc#59 | stand on their beliefs and a firmer grasp | on | their future were taken Friday by delegates |
doc#139 | conditions in the valley. </p><p> They squatted | on | their heels in the deep mud and Dill found |
doc#103 | then returned to their work. They squatted | on | their heels with their heads bent far forward |
doc#143 | teamsters they'd caught, tied upside down | on | their own wagon wheels over little fires |
doc#107 | , who could write with a drop of vitriol | on | their pens. John Adams dismissed John Dickinson |