Potential parasite-induced mortality in age-0 bluegills in a flood plain
poind of the lower Mississippi River.
"Une ordonnance du livre de vers
poind innee ou partout," he announces in Crise de vers; "Susceptibilite en raison que le cri possede un echo--des motifs de meme jeu s'equilibreront, balances, a distance ...
Next to the mound, which is on private land, is a prehistoric standing stone with the lyrical name of
Poind and his Man.
In the mailing that offers a
poind of Godiva chocolates as a premium, the brochure states:
The walk will take in sites such as Shaftoe Crags, the deserted medieval village of East Shaftoe, the
Poind and His Man - a Bronze Age burial site and its standing stone - and Burnt Mounds, where prehistoric people dropped heated rocks into water for cooking purposes and left piles of stone debris behind.
Even if the former take their cut it will be worth it if they finally pin, if not
poind, the defaulters down.
Charity worker Sarah, of Tobermory, Mull, feared Sheriff's Officers would march into the cottage, where she has lived since she was born, and
poind her possessions, which would then have been sold for a pittance.
They say they will arrest his wages or "
poind" possessions if he does not pay council tax debts of pounds 80.23 for 1993/94 and pounds 357.39 from 1994/95.