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Verb, 1. bristle at - show anger or indignation; "She bristled at his insolent remarks". bridle at, bridle up, bristle up...
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Dec 11, 2009 President Obama's acceptance speech for the Nobel Peace Prize won praise from conservatives, but some anti-war Democrats in Congress...
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A Right Proper Pair of Bristols Old Brisltle Almanac...
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Wesleyan students bristle at talk of 'Jewish Columbine' -News and commentary relating to events in Israel, the occupied territories, and the world, along with an archive of past issues Last update - 09:06 20/05/2009 By Anthony Weiss...
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Oct 31, 2009 UW faculty bristle at plan for new office to oversee research. Story · Discussion. Font Size: Default font size: Larger font size...
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Micscape Magazine for enthusiast microscopy Find out more about the true nature of this adult Polychaete on the last page! Bristle worms, or Polychaeta, (= many bristles) are marine organisms related to the common earthworm. They have segmented bodies and very distinct bristles that are implanted in each segment.
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Please click the Copy button and paste the link in a new window or tab. No widget found. The running theme in reviews of the series is that it is unoriginal, flat, and not funny. Not that the folks at the New York Times and the San Francisco Chronicle are able to laugh at themselves, anyway…...
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Oct 23, 2009 The Dolphins give the Saints (5-0) lots of credit, but have tired of continuous talk about New Orleans' greatness.
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Bristlecone Pine, an exploration of, including a look at dendrochronology, image gallery, and more. ; Earth's oldest living inhabitant "Methuselah" at 4,767 years, has lived more than a millennium longer than any other tree. Discover how these trees were found and where they live. by Dr. Edmund Schulman...
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An online glossary of entomological terms A bristle-like outgrowth from the antenna in various flies. >Aristate. Bearing an arista or bristle. Arolium. A small pad between the claws on an insect's foot. Usually very small, but well developed in grasshoppers and some other insects.
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