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twa  (twä, twô)
n., adj. & pron. Scots
Two.
[Middle English, variant of two; see two.]
twa [twɔː], twae [twe]
n & determiner
a Scot word for two
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After receiving the prize, Prof Atta addressed 400 delegates from more than hundred countries of the world at a ceremony held as part of TWAS General Meeting in Durban.
Atta wins prestigious TWAS Regional Science Prize by Balochistan Times (Baluchistan Province, Pakistan)
Writing in the spring issue of the TWAS Newsletter, el-Beltagy outlines the steps that will be needed to ensure that developing countries can take advantage of cutting-edge agricultural technologies, such as genomics and nanotechnology, that have the potential to increase crop yields without unduly stressing the environment.
Agricultural research key to food security for world's poorest by Asian News International
Byline: By Garry Owen TWAS the night after Christmas and in a cold corner of Bleak House Ebeneezer Nevison and Jeremiah Segal were dining frugally on tripe, trotters (in mouth), humble pie and sour grapes.
The Star's not dim yet chaps by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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