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41Ralph Thomas Scurfield — Ralph Thomas Scurfield, B.Sc, was born in Broadview, Saskatchewan, on January 7, 1928, the son of Ralph and Ann Scurfield (nee Parsons). He received his Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Manitoba in 1948. He was the President and… …
42List of Monster Buster Club characters — This is a list of characters, enemies, and aliens from the children s CGI television series, Monster Buster Club. Monster Buster ClubLittle is known of MBC s history. It is age old as described by Cathy, and there are some encounters with aliens… …
43Uroboros — Studioalbum von Dir en grey Veröffentlichung 11. November 2008 (US) 12. November 2008 (JP/EU) Label The End Records …
44Poussette —  Pour l’article homophone, voir Poucettes. La poussette est un moyen de transport pour enfant en bas âge (de 0 à 4 ans). Elle est constituée de roues qui supportent un châssis (généralement en acier ou en aluminium). Sur le châssis s adapte… …
45UROBOROS — est le nom du septième album du groupe de J rock / metal japonais Dir en grey, sorti le 12 novembre 2008. Il est sorti en trois versions : Version originale : Le CD 13 pistes Uroboros Un CD Glass Skin, 1 piste Version limitée …
46Uroboros — est le nom du septième album du groupe de J rock / metal japonais Dir en grey, sorti le 12 novembre 2008. Il est sorti en trois versions : Version originale : Le CD 13 pistes Uroboros Un CD Glass Skin, 1 piste Version limitée …
47Flora of A Series of Unfortunate Events — Lemony Snicket s novel series A Series of Unfortunate Events mentions numerous plants and fungi. Though much of this flora is only described in passing potatoes, kudzu, the Royal Gardens, reptilian topiary, and the enormous trees of Dark Avenue… …
48bugbear — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. bogy, bugaboo. See fear. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. horror, terror, dread, hate, b?te noire, bugaboo, nightmare, phantom, specter, goblin, bogy, bogeyman, scarecrow, curse, anathema, bane, pet peeve; see …
49bug — {{11}}bug (n.) insect, 1620s (earliest reference is to bedbugs), probably from M.E. bugge something frightening, scarecrow (late 14c.), a meaning obsolete except in BUGBEAR (Cf. bugbear) (1570s) and BUGABOO (Cf. bugaboo) (q.v.); probably… …
50jigaboo — (n.) insulting name for a black person, 1909, perhaps from JIG (Cf. jig) (q.v.), which had been applied insultingly to persons since late 18c., and ending from BUGABOO (Cf. bugaboo) …
