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Meanings of other salt in English
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Usage of other salt in English
1
It improves more than any other salt-water fish when kept in ponds.
2
In one nerve cocaine was inject, in the other salt solution.
3
There are other salt merchants and persons of similar status known as leaders.
4
Only a small number of other salt-responsive membrane transporter transcripts appeared significantly influenced by AtNHX1.
5
When it fills, the waters usually come from precipitation in the hills and other salt pans upstream.
6
He has caused the two seas to flow-oneof sweet and refreshing waters, the other salt and bitter.
7
The largest occurrence of natural soda hitherto known is that in Owen's Lake and other salt lakes situated in eastern California.
8
Richards suggests the government skip the removal pipeline and pump the brine deep underground in other salt caverns in the area.
9
The unburdened hunters took shifts among the other salt carriers, preventing the crippling fatigue of the long hike back from the flats.
10
It is a long path from the salt-lake out of which the sun rises, to that other salt-lake in which it hides itself at night.
11
Our salted fish, and other salted provisions, except bacon, are prohibited.
12
On cooling, potassium nitrate crystallizes out, leaving small amounts of the other salts in solution.
13
She prohibits our salted fish and other salted provisions.
14
Wheatmeal and oatmeal are especially recommended for the quantity of phosphates and other salts contained in them.
15
Other salts can register as different tastes.
16
The potash and other salts of the organic acids in fruits tend to keep the blood properly alkaline.