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du·ra (dr)
n.
See dura mater.
dural adj.
Dura
The strongest and outermost of three membranes that protect the brain, spinal cord, and nerves of the cauda equina.
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dura.
See dura mater.


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THE SEA WALL (Certificate TBC, 115 mins) Adapted from the semiautobiographical novel Un Barrage Contre Le Pacifique by French writer and director Marguerite Duras, The Sea Wall is a moving period piece about one woman's fight for survival set against the backdrop of French colonial Indochina.
Also released by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
75 Paperback Approaches to teaching world literature; 107 PQ2235 Ourika is a short 1823 novel written by Claire, Duchesse de Duras, about a young Senegalese girl rescued from slavery and raised by a French noblewoman in Paris.
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This land in Aquitaine near the historic town of Duras comes with CU for construction of a house.
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