Cranz

Galen Cranz of the University of California at Berkeley points out in her book The Chair that the Indian practice of squatting and the Muslim practice of stretching five times a day to pray have great ergonomic benefits.

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There's influences of Cranz (ph) in the southern part of the nation, England, and the northern part of Europe, in the form of the folk music that went into the stream that created jazz.

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The classical example of this is the treatment, before eating, of yams (Dioscorea spp.) and keladis, taros, cocoyams (aroid yams of the genera Colocasia, Xanthosoma, Amorphophallus), tapioca, cassava (Manihot esculenta Cranz), and the so-called cabbages of palms.

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Christl Cranz won in very good time, pulling herself up from sixth in the Down Hill to first in combined.

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Cranz, _Compendium der Ballistik_ (1898); _The Official Text-Book of

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Cranz, hovering between life and death, as the result of his accident.

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Christl Cranz won in very good time, pulling herself up from sixth in the Down Hill to first in combined.

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Among the older writers, Cranz 7.33 describes an infant which at birth weighed 23 pounds; Fern 7.34 mentions a fetus of 18 pounds; and Mittehauser * [398] speaks of a new-born child weighing 24 pounds.

Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine 1896

Among the older writers, Cranz describes an infant which at birth weighed 23 pounds; Fern mentions a fetus of 18 pounds; and Mittehauser speaks of a new-born child weighing 24 pounds.

Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine 1896

Cranz speaks of "their filthy clothes swarming with vermin."

Primitive Love and Love-Stories Henry Theophilus Finck 1890