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Question by Marvin
Submitted on 11/6/2003
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I need help with research - can someone tell me how to calculate the correct formulation of glycerol and sodium phosphate should be given to dog's of various weight, i.e., a 25 pound dog verses a 50 pound dog verses a 100 pound dog, etc. Thank you for any support or direction in finding studies on the subject. e-mail - nasaa2000@aol.com


Answer by mahina
Submitted on 9/30/2005
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My question is, my homework is to find one adjective that describe how something looks. I have a char, I have to pick from here are the words: dusk,hamlet, looming, plaza, ravine, vegetation

 

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