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Meanings of traps in English
Human disease.
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Examples for "fpf"
Examples for "fpf"
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FPF means Foul Play Feared in the police world.
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The FPF took Cardinal off the Cup match for what it called "personal reasons".
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Wild-type mice refused the highly saturated fPF diet.
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On it's website, FPF highlights a reason for applying for citizenship is the country being a tax haven.
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FPF also owns and runs the weekly Chinese-English language newspaper The Vila Times, and runs a consultancy offering help securing Vanuatu citizenship.
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Similarly, autoinflammatory syndromes such as familial Mediterranean fever and tumor necrosis factor receptor-associated periodic syndrome are characterized by self-limiting pericardial symptoms.
Usage of traps in English
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Its apparent simplicity hides several sophisticated traps, particularly in the harmonic sense.
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The Soviet and Polish intelligence services had spent years setting their traps.
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A primary control strategy has been the use of pheromone baited traps.
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After decades of conflict, Iraq has been left littered with unexploded booby-traps.
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Of course, there's more to a level than platforming and making traps.
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These traps are set for three exotic fruit fly species of concern.
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He was hoping the humane traps out would work on Monday night.
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Otters and beavers we caught them in deadfalls and in steel traps.
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Staying power or not, he was quick out of the traps yesterday.
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The courts of justice were traps in which the innocent were caught.
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Some of have raised concerns that these speed traps might be illegal.
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Over the course of the day, Steve and Rob hauled 366 traps.
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Scientists here are developing better ways of luring fruit flies into traps.
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First the traps were carried into the cabin, and arranged in place.
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Abel would help identify targets and sometimes even lure them into traps.
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Bali tourist traps: How to avoid getting ripped off Australians love Bali.
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