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Glanders
A bacterial disease characterized by fever, coughing, nasal discharge and sometimes the development of nodules underneath the skin. It can cause death in days or months. Glanders is most common in horses and similar animals but can be contracted by humans. It was used in biological warfare during both world wars.


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Many persons with visual impairments who have used electronic mobility aids have expressed that they are satisfied with their use (Blasch, Long, & Griffin-Shirley, 1989; Darling, Goodrich, & Wiley, 1977; Farcy et al.
But these (Aiguillon, Triomphe de Farcy and Corona d'Oro for vegetable fanciers) had grown too large to be treated in their purest form, so I cast about for another form that would make use of their fresh, grassy flavour.
In addition to the workshop, Farcy also founded a shop called Magasin Likembe (likembe means "thumb piano").
 
 
 
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