The Encyclopedia Americana: A Library of Universal Knowledge, Količina 10Americana corporation, 1931 |
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... causing the latter to come to rest quickly . As a consequence , the rope on the safety drum , having one end fastened to the governor rope , will unwind while the car keeps on falling . This will cause the safety drum to rotate ...
... causing the latter to come to rest quickly . As a consequence , the rope on the safety drum , having one end fastened to the governor rope , will unwind while the car keeps on falling . This will cause the safety drum to rotate ...
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... cause of ocular symptoms and disease as chronic iritis , -which clears up when the mouth receives proper attention . Other foci causing ocular disorders may be located in the tonsils , accessory nasal sinuses and intestinal tract ...
... cause of ocular symptoms and disease as chronic iritis , -which clears up when the mouth receives proper attention . Other foci causing ocular disorders may be located in the tonsils , accessory nasal sinuses and intestinal tract ...
Stran 698
... cause partial or total loss of power of the muscles of the face . See FACIAL PARALYSIS . FACIAL NERVE PARALYSIS , paraly- sis of the motor nerve which controls the muscles of the face . The paralysis may ex- tend to one or both cheeks ...
... cause partial or total loss of power of the muscles of the face . See FACIAL PARALYSIS . FACIAL NERVE PARALYSIS , paraly- sis of the motor nerve which controls the muscles of the face . The paralysis may ex- tend to one or both cheeks ...
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