poll

(pōl),

The anatomic landmark in equids at junction between head and neck on dorsal top line between the ears. Area is subject to trauma. Historically, condition called p. evil was prevalent, a disorder arising from Brucella sp. infection of supraatlantal bursa; now rarely seen.

[M.E., fr. D. pol, head]

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poll

(pōl)

The head, especially the top of the head where hair grows.

v. polled, polling, polls

v.tr.

1. To cut off or trim (hair, horns, or wool, for example); clip.

2. To trim or cut off the hair, wool, branches, or horns of: polled the sheep; polled the trees.

poll′er n.

POLL

Physician Office-to-lab link Lab medicine A system consisting of soft and hardware that links a physician's office computer to a diagnostic lab, so the results are transferred to the office when available in the lab

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* Nidra Poller is an American novelist and journalist who has lived in Paris since 1972.

A French intifada

Poller (NMSA, 22638); 1[male] same locality, burnt site 3, 28[degrees]29.990'S:26[degrees]48.486'E, pitfall traps, 21.ix-22.x.2005, C.

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(29.) Hirsh J, Dalen JE, Deykin D, Poller L, Bussey H.

Maintenance of warfarin therapy at an anticoagulation clinic

POLLER, Camner, Lipsitz and Poller, P.A., 550 Biltmore Way, Suite 700, Coral Gables 33134, (305)442-4994 ext.

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As the American expatriate writer Nidra Poller recently put it in her article Betrayed by Europe: An Expatriate's Lament, "Europe is showing me why my grandparents left." She goes on from there:

My Europe

"The denial of cert was quite disappointing because it was a substantial and important First Amendment issue, which is unresolved," said Michael Poller, lead counsel for CU.

'Product disparagement' suit raises First Amendment questions

For Poller Neil Lewis Adam Sliczny and Mick McCabe crossed for tries one of which was converted by Richard Jenkins who also scored a penalty.

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Guests this tall include Chris Moran, education writer for The San Diego Union-Tribune; Union-Tribune Metro Photo Editor David Poller; SPJ's San Diego Chapter President Andrew Kleske of the North County Times; Managing Editor J.W.

High school project expands: success of mentoring project leads to addition of a second school

Katie Polke, Katie Poller, winner of the Career Development Award and Neil Poutney (chairman of Solihull Chamber )

POST PEOPLE: Good work is rewarded

Nidra Poller. (Parallax Re-Visions of Culture and Society.) Baltimore and London: The Johns Hopkins University Press, 2001.

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SV gets this information for inventory, purchase orders, supplier schedules, and receipts from a customer's ERP system using an XML interface called "the poller," which sends the ERP information to the SV web server.

Mid-market automotive ERP grows up: if you're a small- or medium-sized automotive supplier, here are some traditional mid-market ERP systems to think about--plus a surprise guest. (Digital Domain)

COLLER (44): 1 BOLLER DOLLER FOLLER GOLLER HOLLER KOLLER LOLLER MOLLER POLLER ROLLER SOLLER TOLLER VOLLER WOLLER, 2 CALLER CELLER CILLER CULLER, 3 COALER COBLER COILER COOLER COULER COWLER COYLER, 4 COLDER COLEER COLIER COLKER COLTER COLVER COLWER COLYER, 5 COLLAR COLLOR COLLYR, 6 COLLED COLLEE COLLEM COLLEN COLLEP COLLES COLLET COLLEY followed by: COSTER (37), BETTER, LETTER, RESTER, SELLER (all 35)

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