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awn
a long, sharp spine projecting from the coverings about a seed. They assist the seedhead in penetration of the skin and then migration through very large distances into all tissues, including even the canine intervertebral disk. They are common subcutaneous foreign bodies in sheep, where they appear to do no harm, and dogs where they commonly cause abscesses and some chronic, discharging fistulae. They are particularly troublesome in the nasal cavity, ears and eyes of dogs.


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Glyphosate resistance had already been confirmed in populations of awnless barnyard grass in NSW in 2007 and annual ryegrass in Victoria in 1996.
Mr Michael Graham, prosecuting, said Calvert had been drinking heavily before the incident at the victims' home in Awnless Court, South Shields, just a hundred yards away from his own home.
Gavin Calvert attacked Philip Steel and Diane Linsley on July 11 last year after he burst into the home in Awnless Court, South Shields, at 5.
 
 
 
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