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remed
† ˈremed, v. Obs.—1 [See remede, remedy v., and cf. remedless a.] trans. To remedy.1590 T. Fenne Frutes, etc. Gg ij b, And how to remed wrong with right the man had no respect. Oxford English Dictionary
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Komafest
Itso", "Husk mit navn" (both Denmark), "Horfe", Ken Sortais, "Remed" (all France) and Conor Harrington (Ireland). wikipedia.org
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remedless
† ˈremedless, a. Obs. rare. [Cf. remed v. and remedeless.] Remediless.1590 T. Fenne Frutes, etc. Ff iij b, In vaine it is to vexe thy self where cause is remedles. Ibid. Gg iij, 'Tis past with us and remedles, wherefore no longer mourne. Oxford English Dictionary
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International Assistance Group
Protection (Canada) 1994 – Athens Assistance (Greece) 1994 – SOS International (Netherlands) 1994 – Medicall (Switzerland) 1995 – Omint (Argentina) 2001 – Remed wikipedia.org
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remede
▪ I. remede, remeid, n. Now arch. (rɪˈmiːd) Forms: 5 remed, remmede, remyde, 5–6 ramed(e, 6 -meid), 5– remeid, (6 -meide, -maid), 6–8 -mead, 6–9 -meed, 4– remede. [a. OF. remede, remide (12th c.; mod.F. remède), ad. L. remedium remedy. After the 15th c. only a Sc. form.] Remedy, redress. remeid of L... Oxford English Dictionary
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rask
† rask, v. Obs. rare. [var. rax v.; cf. ask and ax.] intr. To stretch oneself; to yawn.1303 R. Brunne Handl. Synne 4282 Þan begynneþ he [Sloth] to klawe and to raske, And ȝyueþ Terlyncel hys taske. He klawyþ, he shrubbyþ, wel at hys pay. c 1325 Gloss. W. de Bibbesw. in Wright Voc. 152 Après dormer i... Oxford English Dictionary
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Pøbel
Itso (DK), Husk mit navn (DK), Horfe (FR), Ken Sortais (FR), Remed (FR) and Conor Harrington (IE). wikipedia.org
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bibber
bibber (ˈbɪbə(r)) [f. bib v. + -er1.] One who drinks frequently; a tippler. (Frequent in comb., as wine-bibber, beer-bibber, etc.)1536 Remed. Sedition 20 b, Bibbers wil be offended with hym. 1756 C. Lucas Ess. Waters I. 185 The subjects of the Gout are generally..wine, cider, and beer bibers. a 1845... Oxford English Dictionary
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Holiday (magazine)
about Ibiza by novelist Arthur Dreyfus, a story on Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin's New York loft, and the cover features a chosen fragment of Remed's wikipedia.org
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convail
† convail, convale, v. Obs. rare. [ad. OF. conval-oir, conval-ant to recover health, f. con- + valoir: cf. L. convalēscĕre in same sense] To grow strong, recover strength.c 1500 Poem on Heraldry 2 (E.E.T.S. Extra Ser. 1869) So convalit vicis & variance..So that few mycht laubour for discrepance. a 1... Oxford English Dictionary
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Central sleep apnea
The FDA has recently approved a pacemaker-like implantable device called the remedē System for adult patients with moderate to severe central sleep apnea wikipedia.org
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discontentment
disconˈtentment [f. discontent v. (or a.) + -ment, after contentment. Cf. obs. F. descontentement (1553 in Godef.).] 1. The action or fact of discontenting (rare); the fact or condition of being discontented; dissatisfaction; = discontent n.1 1.1579 Fenton Guicciard. (1618) 325 It seemed his discont... Oxford English Dictionary
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My Takeaways from Undergoing the School-based Dyslexia ... - Publish0x
Nov 4, 2022Right off the bat, the trainers introduced a term that I had never heard of in my life: clunk word. So I asked what the difference between a spelling word and a clunk word was. The trainer explained that a clunk word is one that the student doesn't u...
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开年关停亏损的核心部门，这家医疗企业如何迎战2024？
据悉，Respicardia研发的Remedē系统是一种可植入设备，通过刺激神经引起膈肌运动，产生类似于正常呼吸的二氧化碳浓度和潮气量变化。同样是在2016年9月，Remedē系统治疗中枢性睡眠呼吸暂停具有安全性和有效性的研究登上《柳叶刀》。 动脉网
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allective
† aˈllective, a. and n. Obs. Also 6–7 alective. [ad. med.L. allectīvus, f. allect- ppl. stem of allicĕre: see allect and -ive.] A. adj. Having the power or tendency to allure; alluring, enticing.a 1560 Remed. Love 14 (T.) Most allective bait. 1592 G. Harvey Pierce's Supererog. in Archaica II. 211 He... Oxford English Dictionary
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