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stout

(stowt) [O.Fr. estout, bold]
Having a bulky body.
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Personally, I think that I've served my country well," Stout says.
Fit to serve: openly gay sergeant Robert Stout has served his country to the fullest: he was injured during an attack in Iraq and awarded the Purple Heart. Now he's at the center of a congressional effort to repeal "don't ask, don't tell"
This suffices for the traditionalists to pounce; but Stout thinks they make a mistake in doing so, for, in the process, they take the arguments of liberal philosophy for the thing itself--for modern democracy in all its gritty reality--and then proceed to denounce it.
Practice does not make perfect
To Stout, the opportunity to observe interactions between the master stone workers of Langda and their apprentices may help him and other scientists recognize the handiwork of experts and apprentices on stone artifacts dating back thousands and perhaps even millions of years.
The stone masters: toolmakers at work and children at play reflect ancient technology
More than 30 years ago, Stout developed a unique prosthesis that could be used by postlaryngectomy patients who were unable to develop esophageal speech and unwilling to use an electrolarynx.
The Stout prosthesis: an alternate means of restoring speech in selected laryngectomy patients. (Original Article)
I need these seeds like I need a hole in the head,'' Stout admitted as she sorted through her collection of green zebra tomatoes, Eskimo marigolds and orange Mexican sunflowers.
GARDENING FANS PAINT TOWN GREEN AND PRETTY
Cherry stout, honey stout, strong tropical stout, oatmeal stout, to name a few, give the dinner a variety of choices for chocolate, coffee, or cream based desserts.
THE HEAD OF THE TABLE
Stout and Johnson do not always dwell on gloom at the expense of glory.
RED SOX CENTURY: One Hundred Years of Red Sox Baseball
SAB already owns breweries in Ghana, and has now begun exporting stout to Nigeria, Africa's second-largest beer market after South Africa itself.
BREWER EYES THE DRINKERS OF WEST AFRICA
Through careful and thoughtful analysis of textual, biographical, and autobiographical evidence, Stout explores the tension between the "urge to break out" and "the urge to construct and maintain and to value relational ties" of `home' in the texts of Mary Austin, Willa Cather, Anne Tyler, Toni Morrison, and Joan Didion (p.
Through the Window, Out the Door: Women's Narratives of Departure, From Austin and Cather, to Tyler, Morrison and Didion
by winning a year's supply of marvellous Murphy's Irish Stout with your sparkling People.
WIN FREE BEER FOR A YEAR!
Her story of Samuel Hollingsworth Stout serves to illuminate how doctors survived during the Civil War in an environment of death.
Confederate Hospitals on the Move: Samuel H. Stout and the Army of Tennessee
From 1927 Stout earned his living exclusively by writing.
Stout, Rex (Todhunter)

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