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RIP
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RIP,
1 abbreviation for reflex inhibiting pattern.
2 abbreviation for ribosome-inactivating protein.
RIP
rickettsial interference phenomenon.
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The Everton goalkeeper lists Cristiano Ronaldo, Robin van Persie, David Bentley and Didier Drogba among the finest strikers of a ball in the country, and admits the thought of them letting rip with their new weapon, which promises to fly faster and truer than ever before, is "a nightmare".
KINGS OF SWING; Howard names the 'nightmare' men who shoot to kill ... by The Mirror (London, England)
Dobbie smashed in a superb second in 73 minutes when he was allowed to run unchallenged at the Ton defence before letting rip with a low 25-yarder that sizzled into the bottom right-hand corner with McGurn at full-stretch.
Football: Dobbie's treble is real deal; MORTON 0 QOS 3 by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
At the Nickelodeon Kids Awards in Santa Monica during the weekend, video grabs of celebrities letting rip had the delighted young audience up out of their seats cheering.
otr..: Burp less ordinary for Diaz by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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