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A popular term for the act of reaching the acme of a sexual climax.
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At least 2.2 percent of the time, the power grid needs an additional 700 megawatts which can be supplied by
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plants.
Power producers cite need for more peaking plants
Finally, "Intervention by governments will be required, because the economic and social implications of oil
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We must prepare for oil crisis
The methylene asymmetric stretch peaks at 2,912 [cm.sup.-1] with a methine C-H stretch
peaking
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