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- noun the 1200s or thirteenth
century .
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A review of Mr. Mamet's book, "The Secret Knowledge," can be found on page C13 in today's Review section.
David Mamet's Coming Out Party Bari Weiss 2011
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Surely you would have done something on spallation in C13/C14 production and in the basics of atomic-level structures in both nuclear or physical chemistry.
SDO On Station Transmitting First Data as Solar Science Payloads Open Today | Universe Today 2010
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Carbon has two stable isotopes, C12 and C13, and living things invariably enrich the carbon in the light isotope.
Who Do You Say I Am 2010
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Journal of Geophysical Research, 102 (C13): 27951 – 27959.
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Another possible avenue is C13, which has a small but non-zero neutron absorption cross section.
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Another possible avenue is C13, which has a small but non-zero neutron absorption cross section.
Archive 2009-06-01 2009
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#C13 427: To ensure that abortions are not paid for with federal funds and for the purchase of supplemental abortion coverage without federal funds.
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These practices — partly in response to droughts or increasing population density in the Sahel region — contributed to soil degradation, increased wind erosion, and higher levels of dust (C13. 4.3).
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This vicious cycle further suppressed vegetation cover (C13 Box 13.1).
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However, long-term remote sensing studies indicate extensive recovery of vegetation productivity after the droughts, suggesting that it was almost completely controlled by rainfall (C22 Box 22.2, C13. 3.2, C19. 2.3).
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