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blending 
The process by which the different curvatures of a contact lens or of a bifocal lens are made to merge in a transition zone, with the purpose of eliminating the dividing line. See optic zone diameter; transition.
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company Blind Creek Resources announced Friday that they have completed a purchase agreement where Blind Creek will assume a 100% interest in the Blende project in central Yukon.
Eagle Plains Resources sells Yukon project by Stockhouse Editorial Staff / Stockhouse
David Blende is Chief of the Dental Division at California Pacific Medical Center hospital in San Francisco.
Sedation dentistry: addressing caregiver concerns for safety by Blende, David / The Exceptional Parent
SPHAIRISTIKE 1) The name under which lawn tennis was patented in 1874, and by which it was quite widely known for a time; 2) Zinc blende, a lustrous black or brown crystalline zinc sulphide; 3) A minute body on the surface of a sea urchin, thought to be a sense organ.
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