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Mulberry
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Mulberry
Referring to a mass or appearance characterised by a rounded mass with multiple superficial bossellations, which has been likened to a mulberry or cluster of grapes
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Weyerhaeuser is trying to determine the best target markets for the new technology, which reportedly now is capable of suitable production speeds and thinner, wider boards than before, says Grady Mulbery, business manager for the new process.
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16) In his 1632 commentary on the mulberry tree in that myth, George Sandys feminizes and personifies the tree as an emblem of wisely husbanded virginity: "the Mulbery knowing the frost for her enemy, will not sprout till it be utterly subdued by a more certaine temper" (157).
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Grady Mulbery, Jake Elston and Tom Quesenberry have had changes in their management positions at Weyerhaeuser Co.
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