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patin

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pat·in  (ptn)
n.
Variant of paten.

patin, patine [ˈpætɪn]
n
(Christianity / Ecclesiastical Terms) variants of paten


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The common origin of all Pygmies unmasked in this study led Etienne Patin, one of the leading authors, to conclude that "they have probably inherited their distinctive shared physical traits, such as low height, from a common ancestor, rather than by convergent adaptation to the rainforest".
Monsignor Bernardo Patin, parish priest of Saints Peter and Paul church in Ormoc city, said parishes were seeing low collections, and would have to study "new ways to raise funds" in order to maintain buildings and carry on helping the poor.
 
 
 
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