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conium.
See hemlock.


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Many of them are of a low risk level, such as the first sign of me conium or issues like that.
Transfers in labour for over a quarter of women; But no setbacks ... by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
See Thomas Laarson, Some History and Effects of Conium Maculatum L (Uppsala Univ.
Killing them softly: meditations on a painful punishment of death by Blecker, Robert / Fordham Urban Law Journal
The tension between historical and contemporary modes of representation also created a point of departure for Stelios Faitakis's Socrates Drinks the Conium, 2007, a vast mural that juxtaposes Byzantine religious iconography with latter-day war and riot scenes: Christian saints with Palestinian-style head scarves are set against a golden sky dotted with planes and bombs.
1st Athens Biennial: various venues by Baldon, Diana / Artforum International
 
 
 
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