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  • Sheppard, who has a relatively average A-positive blood type, had donated enough blood in the past six decades to help almost 1,000 people.

    Fla. blood donor earns world record 2011

  • Sheppard, who has a relatively average A-positive blood type, had donated enough blood in the past six decades to help almost 1,000 people.

    Fla. blood donor earns world record 2011

  • "My grandmother told me that we were of the fairy blood - descendents of the fairy race," said Weaver, who believes that her short stature - just over 5 feet tall - and A-positive blood type attest to her ancestry....

    'Sky-Clad' Bog Witch Of Fairy Ancestry Christopher 2008

  • "My grandmother told me that we were of the fairy blood - descendents of the fairy race," said Weaver, who believes that her short stature - just over 5 feet tall - and A-positive blood type attest to her ancestry....

    Archive 2008-07-01 Christopher 2008

  • I cut my pinky with a blade and speckled the pasted eggs with A-positive.

    Smart Dragons, Foolish Elves Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1991

  • I cut my pinky with a blade and speckled the pasted eggs with A-positive.

    Smart Dragons, Foolish Elves Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1991

  • They are flesh and blood but you never quite know whose flesh or whose blood they consist of today: you get the odd feeling that during the night there was enacted an unspeakable rite involving flesh-eating and blood-letting by some refined form of extrasensory transference and that the A-positive you were talking to yesterday is now Rhesus-negative.

    The Striker Portfolio Hall, Adam 1968

  • Analysis suggests the Greenland man probably had type A-positive blood, brown eyes, darker skin than most Europeans, dry earwax, a boosted chance of going bald and several biological adaptations for weathering a cold climate, researchers report in Thursday's issue of the journal Nature.

    Gaea Times (by Simple Thoughts) Breaking News and incisive views 24/7 Malcolm Ritter 2010

  • Analysis suggests the Greenland man probably had type A-positive blood, brown eyes, darker skin than most Europeans, dry earwax, a boosted chance of going bald and several biological adaptations for weathering a cold climate, researchers report in Thursday's issue of the journal Nature.

    Fore, right! MALCOLM RITTER 2010

  • Analysis suggests the Greenland man probably had type A-positive blood, brown eyes, darker skin than most Europeans, dry earwax, a boosted chance of going bald and several biological adaptations for weathering a cold climate, researchers report in Thursday's issue of the journal Nature.

    Newsvine - Get Smarter Here Malcolm Ritter 2010

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