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4S Casserole
Satanic Suckered Sandwich Subterfuge!!
RPM
Religious Political Media
PRICK mi FIBIB
Political Religious Illusion Charlatan Kayfabe media inciting Fickle Inherent Bias Ignorant Bliss
CTP
Critical Thinking Pro
SS
Sun Set
ROLE CULL
Rule Of Law Enforced Curtains Unscrupulous Levitator Limped
STAMEN
Satanic Thought All Men Encapsulated Notary
FAT
Fooled Ass-u-me Treachery
AWL J
All Woman Litigation Judiciary
As Judiciary Entered
Prowess Righteous Operand
PRO
Political Religious Optimist
Flea backstroking with reserved erection calls forth for the draw bridge to be raised
Big Is Godly!!!
Pragmatic Semantics
PS
SA GASP ANST FAM
Spurted Aghast Guilty As Sin Proclaimed Acclaimed No Stalk To Fill as Meant
OAST
Open and Shut Trial
Just Ice
Cold Case
Casserole
(Noun) A dish of glass or earthenware, with a lid, in which food is baked and sometimes served.
PS>>SP setting precedence
RPM MAD
Religious Political Media Malicious Antithesis Delicious
evelation
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ortem
(Noun) Any investigation after something considered unsuccessful, especially used of meetings, games and sports,
software development, and projects of any kind.
Moral
Love
FRAGILITY
Fiduciary Responsibly Accountable Godly In Legal Invincible Triad Yin-yang
STAMEN
The stamen is the pollen-producing reproductive organ of a flower.
Stamens typically consist of a stalk called the filament, and an anther, which contains microsporangia.
Anthers are most commonly two-lobed and are attached to the filament either at the base or in the middle portion.
The sterile tissue between the lobes is called the connective.
A typical anther contains four microsporangia. The microsporangia form sacs or pockets in the anther. The two
separate locules on each side of an anther may fuse into a single locule. Each microsporangium is lined with a
nutritive tissue layer called the tapetum and initially contains diploid pollen mother cells. These undergo meiosis to
form haploid spores. The spores may remain attached to each other in a tetrad or separate after meiosis. Each
microspore then divides mitotically to form an immature microgametophyte called a pollen grain. The pollen is
eventually released when the anther forms openings. These may consist of longitudinal slits, pores, as in the heath
family, or by valves, as in the barberry family. In some plants, notably members of Orchidaceae and Asclepiadoideae,
the pollen remains in masses called pollinia, which are adapted to attach to particular pollinating agents such as birds
or insects.
More commonly, mature pollen grains separate and are dispensed by wind or water, pollinating insects,
birds
or other pollination vectors.
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