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A recent step in zebrafish research involved developing a new, transparent breed of zebrafish called the "casper" to give scientists a literal peek inside how the body works, especially as it battles diseases like cancer.
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News is the health care debat or the highest unemployment rate in modern times or Iran's nuclear ambition ... casper
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It appears that he has his own idea of "Death Panels". casper
Lieberman: Obama should delay trying to cover the uninsured 2009
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The house in Ireland needs to be confiscated by the government as well. casper
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Bush realized in 2006 but Obama took serious Obama did a right think because of that he may loss his support in local but long term he secure the country casper
Steele: Obama's speech 'must be the beginning, not the end' 2009
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Statements released by criminals cowering in caves fill me with ever so much confidence in their agenda. casper
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Being a namby-pamby-casper-milquetoast was but a cover -- just like Clark Kent, or Bruce Wayne.
Slower Than a Speeding Bullet Steve Perry 2010
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Yes | No | Report from casper wrote 1 year 19 weeks ago
Our Pal Joey? 2008
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Heck, we white NYT readers can get jobs as cops, mayors, or reporters – why would we watch a show about something within our reach? — matt casper
What Do Real Thugs Think of The Wire? Part Seven - Freakonomics Blog - NYTimes.com 2008
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Being a namby-pamby-casper-milquetoast was but a cover -- just like Clark Kent, or Bruce Wayne.
Archive 2010-05-01 Steve Perry 2010
chained_bear commented on the word casper
Also a ghost word--a word that is on 0 lists--but contains comments. See also ghost word, zombie, and conversation on features.
November 22, 2007
repsac3 commented on the word casper
As a forename, it originates in German, and means Royal, according to the Is This Your Name? website. (It is actually my surname, but the site doesn't offer any info that way... Interestingly (to me, anyway), my real forename walter changes meaning when used as a surname...)
April 1, 2009