jawbone

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• It is likely to have benefited more from erecting the jawbone outside the island kirk and turning it into a tourist attraction, than the museum, which will simply be adding it to its existing collection.
• The Confidence Man said bjobotts2 said jawboner said ifthethunderdon ... said Elizabeth Edwards Confronts Ann Coulter On Hardball
• Yet unlike the systemic risk problem, which is endlessly jawboned in Washington today, no one is really talking about the dispersion of responsibility problem. Legislating a Conscience on Wall Street
• A bony layer of cementum covers the outside of the root, under the gum line, and holds the tooth in place within the jawbone.
• Across the River Esk is a whale's jawbone arch, a reminder of the town's maritime history.
• Maybe that's why the Saudis told Bush to jump in the sand when he asked for more oil despite Bush's 2000 election promise to "jawbone" them into lowering oil prices. More Wall Street Profits, More Drilling, More Refineries, Less Innovation
• Big oil will make more money and like we saw when Dubbyah ‘jawboned’ the price of gas down to 4 bucks a gallon [snark] the oil companies made a record profit. Think Progress » Bush Official Dan Bartlett Admits Authorizing Offshore Oil Drilling Will Be Unlikely To Win Over Any GOP Votes
• The majority of jawbone intra-osseous lipomas are found in adults, and of uncertain origin and etiology but are usually associated with molar teeth.
• An 18-year-old Korean boy, who had one side of his jawbone and most of his teeth removed due to a tumor, had stem cells taken from his bone marrow, which were then "multiplied and specialized to form an osteoblast which is a bone-forming cell. LifeSiteNews.com Headlines
• The gonia-that's the area beneath your ears where the jawbone turns upward-generally curve more sharply in an Asian jaw. Slate Magazine