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blee

(bliː)
n
archaic a complexion or hue
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5, 1937, in Rosiclare to the late John Robert Winters and Lucretia Emily (Blee) Winters.
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She hosted the 'Classmate Spell Blee' competition here on Monday.
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Las cepas que resultara resistentes a estos antimicrobianos, les fue determinada la produccion de [beta]-lactamasas de espectro extendido (BLEE).
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Nuclear Infrastructure Council's David Blee said it's important to look at several factors surrounding the agreement suspension.
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El principal mecanismo por el que se desarrollan resistencias es el enzimatico, debido a la produccion de [beta]-lactamasas (BLEE) y carbapenemasas (EPC).
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