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"This relocation," organisers add, "was the beginning of an extremely fruitful collaboration with the Ramie couple, who actually put both their workshop and artisans at the disposal of the artist.

Another man wearing a big hat also emerged from the ramie plants and approached Robert.

a) Raman spectra of cotton, ramie, flax, lyocell, nylon, polyamide, merino wool, silk (top to bottom).

Accoring to East Coast Shellfish managing director Ramie Murray: "Oysters are packed with healthy minerals, vitamins, and organic compounds with particularly high concentrations of protein (a single oyster can obtain up to 9g) and zinc along with vitamin D, vitamin B12, iron, copper, manganese, and selenium." Oysters also contain high levels of niacin, riboflavin, thiamin, vitamin C, phosphorus, potassium, and sodium and are a source of beneficial cholesterol and omega-3 fatty acids.

The flexibility of its functions allow this machine to adapt to any type of product: natural fibers (cotton, linen, ramie, jute, silk, wool, and blends), artificial fibers (viscose, cupro, polynosic, polyamide, Tencel, Lyocell, Modal), synthetic fibers (PES, nylon, acrylic, PP, PU, PVC) in all types of construction such as woven, knitted, flock and nonwoven, with different application: apparel, upholstery, technical textiles.

Their 13,000-mile journey around the country, starting in 2015, came to be followed by hundreds of thousands on the "Driving Miss Norma" Facebook page started by her daughter-in-law, Ramie Liddle.

Gibbons's study is a continuation of the kind of historicist work accomplished by recent monographs on the literary influence of the Book of Common Prayer, most prominently Ramie Targoff's Common Prayer: The Language of Public Devotion in Early Modern England (University of Chicago Press, 2001) and Timothy Rosendale's Liturgy and Literature in the Making of Protestant England (Cambridge University Press, 2007).

The company ,through its subsidiaries, mills and refines oil palm products, cultivates ramie, and manufactures oleochemicals, soap, esters, latex gloves, toiletries, and parquet flooring products.

Ramie (Boehmeria nivea L.) belongs to the family Urticales and is widely cultivated in Asian countries such as Korea, India, and China.

I also like to use "Wool Skein" and "Ramie" for neutrals, and I rarely use a white-white on trim.

In late October this year, a 20-year-old pre-medical American student, Ramie Abounaja, was in his room, studying, when a university police officer barged in and demanded that Ramie remove a Palestinian flag from his dorm window, with administrators claiming that the flag violated their housing code, even though there were countless other national flags hanging from dorm rooms there.

On October 26, a campus police officer came to the dorm room of Ramie Abounaja, a pre-med student at GW, and ordered him to remove a Palestinian flag hanging from his window.

For tandoori meats and meat curries from the north, try the Tandoori chicken at Kohinoor in Jerusalem, and for vegetarian curries--chickpea is very popular--and lentil dais, head to Maharaja in the market in Ramie. Try the dosa (a crispy, rolled-up and stuffed thin Indian bread) at Namaste in Ashdod and the thalis (an Indian combination platter that usually includes several small tins of curries plus sides such as chutney and raita) at Chanchal in Tel Aviv.

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On a visit to the Madoura Pottery in the small town of Vallauris, he met the workshop's owners, Suzanne and Georges Ramie, who sat him at a bench and handed him a lump of clay.