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Glore

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v. i.1.To glare; to glower.


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which concludes with this couplet: "O Phoebus then rejoyce with glauncing glore, / Since that a King doth all thy court decore" (sig.
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More than 50 studies have found that certain soluble fiber supplements significantly lower cholesterol levels, including LDL, in those with elevated cholesterol," says Stephen Glore of the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center in Oklahoma City.
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