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Bouche

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n.1.Same as Bush, a lining.
v. t.1.Same as Bush, to line.
n.1.
1.A mouth.
2.An allowance of meat and drink for the tables of inferior officers or servants in a nobleman's palace or at court.


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Further study by Bouche et al (86) revealed that marked motor and sensory nerve conduction changes consistently occurred in the lower extremities of subjects over 80 years of age.
The museum already has plans to supplement its holdings with temporary exhibitions of contemporary practioners--from September 11-November 13, 2006, Romuald Hazoume will fill a small space with his La Bouche du Roi installation of recycled petrol jug-masks and Yinka Shonibare will create a piece titled "Garden of Love" on exhibit between April 2-July 8, 2007.
Some might have taken the opportunity to expand or move into Manhattan, but with Kiely and Pachter still insisting on personally delivering an amuse bouche to each diner, such a move seems highly unlikely.
 
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