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Cure

To make good a default.

Cure

1. To correct an error.

2. To make a payment, either in full or in part, on a liability that is in default.
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During pre-colonial times, healing was part of the economic, political and religious belief systems of the inhabitant's, ranging from persons of wisdom, diviners, rainmakers, circumcisers and curers.
Climatic change and female reproductive health: the case of traditional medicine in Tanzania
65-6); and that many bacon curers converted to highly capital-intensive plant based on the latest techniques, with one Limerick establishment claiming in 1892 to be the second largest in Europe (pp.
Did Ireland 'under'-industrialise?
The production, protection and promotion of Grana Padano cheese is overseen by the Consorzio per la tutela del Formaggio Grana Padano (Consortium for the protection of Grana Padano cheese) which brings together producers, curers and retailers and ensures that every wheel of cheese is made to traditional, exact standards so that it can be awarded its P.
Grana Padano to support Slow Food UK at the BBC Good Food Shows; ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE
This extracts water from the bacon, reducing its weight by 10%, ensuring nothing is lost through cooking - in contrast to the big commercial curers, which inject liquids into their bacon to plump it up artificially.
Farm shop to double in size; ESTATE ALSO LOOKS TO EXPAND ON-LINE SALES
Intracultural variation in folk medicinal knowledge: A comparison between curers and noncurers.
A comparative analysis of medicinal plants used to treat gastrointestinal disorders in two sub-districts of Greater Khulna Division, Bangladesh
The archival wealth resulting from Richard Price's long-standing friendship with Tooy Alexander, one of the best-known Saramaka curers, beginning in 2000 combined with 35 years of experience with the Saramaka people of French Guiana and Suriname is an anthropological treasure trove.
Richard Price. 2008. Travels with Tooy: History, Memory, and the African American Imagination
Moores Traditional Curers at Peel is the last of the old style curing yards and is now a living museum, where visitors can experience a tour to see this culinary art in action.
Oh Man, it's wonderful! Discover an island full of fairies, castles and queenies
And with two canine cancer curers in the house, I know I'll be just fine.
I was told that I had cancer by my DOG; HOW SPANIEL BEN SAVED STRICKEN ETHNA
I have obtained it from one of the public curers in Pakistan.
Asif: Opium was 'herbal remedy'
Some curers sprout lion's hair in the course of their possession by a lion spirit.
Religion and the interpretation of the /Xam narratives
Because doctors and nurses are scarce in the Andes, traveling curers treat the sick In places where doctors refuse to live.
Health in the Andes
The company has enjoyed a rise in success since its humble beginnings us bacon curers and distributors in the Scottish borders town of Biggar in 1885, and now produces a wise range of quality meats, smoked salmon and convenience foods to all of the UK's major retailers.
Packing a meaty punch: with red meat consumption in the UK growing, so too is the demand for Scottish beef, pork and lamb, which carry the kudos of being premium products

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