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  • * 1790. Fabbroni's Art of making wine. Leipsic. Barth. * 1788. On the influence of certain gases in the fermentation of wine. In Crell's annals of chemistry. Vol. 1, pt. 4.
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  • ...contained five rooms each with fireplace. Inside the basement there was a wine cellar, preserving room, pantry and laundry room. There is also a mystery r
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  • ...lan won numerous awards, notably the Governor General's Award for ''Bread, Wine and Salt''<ref name=Gibbs1983 /> and a Guggenheim fellowship. In 1966, Nowl ...ed and philosophical"<ref name=Oliver1990 />. Indeed, by the time ''Bread, Wine and Salt'' was published in 1967, Nowlan had established himself as a gentl
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  • ...'', the ''[[World Book Encyclopedia]]'', ''The Art of Eating'', ''[[Food & Wine]]'', ''[[Fine Cooking]]'', and ''[[Physics Today]]''<ref name=heattransfer>
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  • ...uid densities in: [[petroleum crude oil]] marketing and refining; making [[wine]], brewing [[beer]] and making [[whiskey]]; refining [[sugar]]; producing [ ...ef name=Jacobson>{{cite book|author=Jean L. Jacobson|title=Introduction to Wine Laboratory Practices and Procedures|edition=1st Edition|publisher=Springer|
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  • ...n that one. Before heading for bed, he wonders why nobody is dinking the [[wine]]. ...Valmoria|Louise Valmoria]] 05:42, 5 December 2007 (CST) (... but reckons [[wine]] is better. Happy Write-A-Thon all, Wednesday is almost over here!--[[User
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  • ...a poisoned challis. During the match, queen Gertrude drank of the poisoned wine, thus resulting in her death. Hamlet, however, had already been cut by the
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  • * December - [[eggnog]] and [[wine]] * March - [[port wine]] (which should probably live at [[port (wine)]], no? (Someone put that on their list, please....Oh, *someone* did--than
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  • * December - [[eggnog]] and [[wine]] * March - [[port wine]] (which should probably live at [[port (wine)]], no? (Someone put that on their list, please....Oh, *someone* did--than
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  • * December - [[eggnog]] and [[wine]] * March - [[port wine]] (which should probably live at [[port (wine)]], no? (Someone put that on their list, please....Oh, *someone* did--than
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  • * (1957) ''[[Dandelion Wine]]'' * (1988) ''[[Dandelion Wine]]''
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  • Vineyards and their attendant culture such as wine-tastings, are well-established in the area.
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  • * December - [[eggnog]] and [[wine]] * March - [[port wine]] (which should probably live at [[port (wine)]], no? (Someone put that on their list, please....Oh, *someone* did--than
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  • ...unleavened bread at the same time. This sequence is then repeated for the wine.
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  • ...he consumed a glass of beer, 2 glasses of spiced wine, 3 glasses of Rhine wine, and 2 glasses of arrack. At 6:30 in the evening, Ludwig and von Gudden de
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  • ...goras]] favored it as an antidote for [[scorpion]] stings when placed in [[wine]].<ref>Gaius Plinius Secundus. ''The Natural History of Pliny''. Trans. Bos
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  • ...of livestock, and household production of such items as clothing, cheese, wine, etc. Gray technology arrived later in the forging of bronze and metals, wh
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  • ...ense, but the red indicates merely a shift from the prototypical colour of wine or hair respectively. This corresponds to
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  • ...and controlling fire, the first processes for dyeing cloth and fermenting wine, and the first pharmacopoeias. Or does it begin with the first elements of
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  • ...ventures of Bronco Bill]]''. The first 'hit' for the company was 'Drinkin' Wine Spo-Dee-O-Dee' by [[Stick McGhee]], who was the brother of blues great [[Br
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