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  • Burd is the first Cavalier to accomplish such a feat since tight end Heath Miller tallied receiving touchdowns in the first five games of the 2002 season.

    Florida State 34, Virginia 14: Three up, three down Steve Yanda 2010

  • Burdu habaratin, and also known as the Burd of the Apostle of

    The Land of Midian — Volume 1 Richard Francis Burton 1855

  • I may add that "Burd" is etymologically the same as "bride" and is frequently used in the early romances for

    English Fairy Tales Joseph Jacobs 1885

  • [FN#48] "Burd," plur. of "Burdah" = mantle or woolen plaid of striped stuff: vol. vii.

    Arabian nights. English Anonymous 1855

  • [EN#70] The "Burd," or "Burdah," was worn by Mohammed, as we know from a celebrated poem, for which see D'Herbelot, sub voce

    The Land of Midian — Volume 1 Richard Francis Burton 1855

  • Burd finished with 431 receiving yards and one touchdown.

    Virginia - Team Notes 2010

  • Burd DAR, Longaker MT, Adzick NS, Harrison MR, Ehrlich HP: Fetal wound healing in a large animal model: The deposition of collagen is confirmed.

    CHOP scarless fetal wound healing publications 2010

  • "Holding back a child is not an easy decision," said Ms. Burd, who has held back students and has two retained kids in her current classroom.

    Bills Prod Schools to Hold Back Third-Graders Stephanie Banchero 2012

  • With more consistent quarterback play, Burd could emerge into the big-play threat the offense has been lacking.

    Virginia - Team Notes 2010

  • WR Kris Burd -- The sophomore often was inconsistent as the No. 1 target this season.

    Virginia - Team Notes 2010

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