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gustin /gus·tin/ (gus´tin) a polypeptide present in saliva and containing two zinc atoms; it is necessary for normal development of the taste buds.

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At the Commerce Casino, the clientele is about 80 percent Asian; predominantly Vietnamese, Chinese and Korean, said Gustin.

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The event of the season at Red Lion, was the marriage last Sunday of Edward Martin to Miss Ida Morningstar, 'Squire Jesse Gustin officiating.

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We are basically providing them with a place to play, the facilities, the security and a dealer," explained Gustin.

Flush with full houses, L.A.'s poker palaces now play politics by Stewart, Al / Los Angeles Business Journal

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