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noun German naturalist whose speculations that plants and animals are made up of tiny living `infusoria' led to the cell theory (1779-1851)

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If von have the impukc n, tree, to he enlightened, to know God, then the timdess 1-cds aireach, b. -oken into this dream called me, to some extent.

Flower Heads and Grain 2010
B.oken Heart soundclip by B.B. King recording of 1983 from B.ues

B.B. King Lyrics 2009
B.oken Promise soundclip by B.B. King/Sam Ling recording of 1998 from B.ues on the B.you (MCA 11879), copyright notice

B.B. King Lyrics 2009
At the same time whilst it is a prerogative of youth to be radical and outsp oken, this should in no way be a substitute for solid organisation and a license to eschew the tenets of organisational discipline.

Organisational Report 2007
S. O'BRIEN: S.oken like -- I'm not going to say it.

CNN Transcript Feb 28, 2006 2006
B.oken Promise soundclip by B.B. King/Sam Ling recording of 1998 from B.ues on the B.you (MCA 11879), copyright notice

Broken Promise B.B. King 1998
B.oken Heart soundclip by B.B. King recording of 1983 from B.ues

Broken Heart B.B. King 1983
IThroughout the interlude two had neither moved nor oken -- Mrs. Rackell and Wolfe.

Triple Jeopardy Stout, Rex, 1886-1975 1951
IThroughout the interlude two had neither moved nor oken -- Mrs. Rackell and Wolfe.

Triple Jeopardy Stout, Rex, 1886-1975 1951
I wonder if the B.shop would kindly post these to Miss B. Wilmer, B.oken Hill, West Australia, but only telling her I died here, without particulars, and saying I have written these since leaving home.

Mystic Isles of the South Seas. Frederick O'Brien 1900