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Derived from a yellow mountain daisy that grows in Europe and is also known as leopard's bane, arnica has traditionally been used to treat bruising.
NYT > Home Page By BEE-SHYUAN CHANG 2011
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Derived from a yellow mountain daisy that grows in Europe and is also known as leopard's bane, arnica has traditionally been used to treat bruising.
NYT > Home Page By BEE-SHYUAN CHANG 2011
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Can you imagine a game which spent most of its content dictating how women should behave in church, and ended with a spectacular finale involving a dragon with ten heads, each of which had ten leopard's heads, each with fifteen dogs 'claws?
Jan 09 Round Table: The New Testament for Windows, Mac OS and Linux Ben Abraham 2009
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Regarding the latter, Howard has had to work around the male leopard's unfortunate tendency of trying to kill females during mating in captivity.
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One bed incorporates wildlife shapes — the head of a hippopotamus, a leopard's body and the back and tail of a crocodile.
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Agence France Presse/ Getty Images In October 2010, Putin rides in an expedition to inspect the snow leopard's Siberian habitat.
Candidacy Shows Putin's Confidence Alan Cullison 2011
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Regarding the latter, Howard has had to work around the male leopard's unfortunate tendency of trying to kill females during mating in captivity.
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Scientists suggest an evolutionary explanation for the leopard's spots and the markings of other wild cats
How the leopard really got his spots Ian Sample 2010
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One bed incorporates wildlife shapes — the head of a hippopotamus, a leopard's body and the back and tail of a crocodile.
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In terms of his current status as prime minister, the revelations will only serve to deepen suspicions among his detractors both at home and abroad, who will doubt whether the Likud leopard's spots have ever been, or can ever be, changed for the better.
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