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pah

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pah  (pä)
interj.
Used to express disgust or irritation.
pah [pɑː]
interj
an exclamation of disgust, disbelief, etc.
Translations
pah (o.f.) [pæ] EXCL → ¡bah!
pah [ˈpɑː] excl → pouah !
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Stepanov said that until recently, scientists believed that only trace amounts of PAH existed in snuff because the tobacco was not burned when used.
Smokeless tobacco can be as dangerous as cigarettes by Asian News International
The total amount of the eight defined individual PAH is said to be well below 10 ppm.
Tire oil grade by Rubber World
As reported in Clinical Guidelines, the evaluation of exercise performance, using six minute walking distance and/or cardiopulmonary test (CPET), is an important step in the diagnostic course, in PAH staging and in the subsequent clinical follow up [3].
The value of exercise testing in the diagnosis of pulmonary arterial ... by Farina, Stefania; Bussotti, Maurizio; Agostoni, Piergiuseppe / Turkish Thoracic Journal
 
 
 
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