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Polyneme

often very long below the pectoral fin Some of them yield isinglass of good quality Called also threadfish

in plants as in fruits gums woods hay etc which yield pentoses on hydrolysis

Any fish whose scales yield a pearl like pigment used in manufacturing artificial pearls as

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To excel or exceed in power to cause to yield by superior power to vanquish to subdue as the light

To give over to surrender to yield

slime earth so wet as to flow gently or easily yield to pressure

part of social security and like gilt-edged security, it would yield immediate return in the increased production or at any rate

and having further a source which may or may not yield a regular revenue. These essential characteristics are vital in understanding

Refusal of acquiescence failure to yield or comply

for forcing a nation violating international law to desist or yield to adjudication vt 1 : to give official approval or

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