1. At first he talked about his father, a l 950s version of a deadbeat dad who seldom paid child support.

2. A L.C tincture can be applied to all sorts of stings and bites.

3. This causes enormous problems, as the Q.A.L.Y. is so widely accepted, in trying to show that rehabilitation is a benefit.

4. It's a terrible disease, A.L.S.

5. We lost another participant, an A.L.S. patient.

6. The Domino A.L.C cooler - of which you can expect a review soon - is being accepted by the public and the industry quite nicely.

7. Like all of the other tablet computers that Apple researched and developed, W.A.L.T. was never made into a consumer product, and the project was cancelled in 1993.

8. Then enter lex a.l.

9. The A.L.A.M. wasted no time in suing Ford for patent infringement.

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11. By 1905, eighty-five per cent of the auto industry was under license to the A.L.A.M. Selden was promoted as the inventor of the automobile.

12. But the only patients in the trial will be from the 5 percent or so of lung cancer patients with a mutation in a gene called A.L.K.