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sloot

(sluːt)
n
(Agriculture) South African a ditch for irrigation or drainage
[from Afrikaans, from Dutch sluit, sluis sluice]
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(10.) Rockett RJ, Sloots TP, Bowes S, O'Neill N, Ye S, Robson J, et al.
Mr Sheppard, 37, was not involved in the drug world and wrongly believed he had cancer at the time of his death, which resulted in him drinking heavily and going with dealer Christopher "Maz" Evans to where Nicholas Sloots was staying in Port Talbot, Swansea Crown Court heard.
Wurzel DF, Marchant JM, Clark JE, Mackay IM, Wang CY, Sloots TP, et al.
Our new Gigaflex elastic bandwidth-on- demand capability is our first entrance into the SDN arena and in what we believe to be another world first for a pure submarine cable operator, and helps augment Southern Cross' existing portfolio of lease and IRU capacity products, stated Craige Sloots, Director Marketing & Strategy, Southern Cross
Biofeedback helps build pelvic muscle strength by confirming when patients are performing pelvic muscle exercises correctly, and helps them learn to coordinate muscles and sphincters for successful defecation (Bartlett, Sloots, Nowak, & Ho, 2011; Norton, Whitehead, Bliss, Harari, & Lang, 2010).
(24.) Bialasiewicz S, Whiley DM, Lambert SB, Gould A, Nissen MD, Sloots TP.
Spence, L., Brown, W.J., Pyne, D.B., Nissen, M.D., Sloots, T.P., McCormack, J.G., Locke, A.S.