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Charm
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Charm
Folk medicine A talisman used to ward off evil and promote health
CHARM
Cardiology A clinical trial–Candesartan cilexitil or Atacand™ in Heart Failure Assessment of Reduction in Mortality & Morbidity.
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I fine young to on Lord Ionly wish I Litherland loved local landmark and to see it replaced by a charmless steel box that looks like a B& Q superstore.
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This charmless Olympian oaf also bought the last chips, which meant I had to wait five minutes for a new batch in the presence of a near-mute server who had the TV on so loud she could barely comprehend me.
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It's such a shame to see such a likeable twosome (Pegg and Dunst) wasted in such a charmless film.
A lesson in how to lose comedy fans by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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