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Meanings of Poa in English

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poa
Catalan
poa

Chiefly perennial grasses of cool temperate regions.

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Reports say hundreds of locals on Ua Poa joined a march in support of the victim's family.
Radio NZ
2
The quaint instance of how he got the better of the Maori children of Poa was in point.
The Romance of a Pro-Consul / Being the Personal Life and Memoir...
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This is consistent with the slow binding kinetics we determined for POA.
Pubmed
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Mr John Clinton, General Secretary of the POA described the decision as incredible.
The Irish Times
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It matters as much to me because the POA members are my staff.
The Guardian
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WSNs are identified by excitatory responses to small increases in local POA temperature.
Pubmed
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Leaders of the POA said they were not surprised to hear of the disturbance.
The Irish Times
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He expected a rapid increase in PoA projects in India.
Reuters
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A greater number of close contacts were observed in the ARC than the POA.
Pubmed
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An entire PoA can run for 28 years and CPAs can be added over time.
Reuters
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The POA said they were "bitterly disappointed" at the publication of the bill.
The Irish Times
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These studies establish mechanisms by which POA hypnogenic neurons can inhibit EEG and behavioral arousal.
Pubmed
13
Among them were a poa, and the Chloris truncata, and Stipa setacea of Mr. Brown.
Three Expeditions into the Interior of Eastern Australia, Volume...
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It is expected the new arrangements will be accepted by the POA by a slim majority
The Irish Times
15
A lot of times you can hit great putts on poa and they don't go in.
Reuters
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The same local POA thermal stimuli strongly modulate sleep propensity and EEG delta activity within sleep.
Pubmed
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Portuguese
poa
Poa through the time