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mere adjective bare, just, nothing but, only, plain, sheer, simple
Associated concepts: mere assumption of title, mere glimmering of reason, mere license, mere possibility
See also: marginal, minor, naked, only, simple

MERE. This is the French word for mother. It is frequently used as, in ventre sa mere, which signifies; a child unborn, or in the womb.



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Vit Tuma of Czech pipeline operator Mero told CTK news agency that Mero had 50,000 tonnes in reserve -- "a sufficient quantity until the end of the week.
95 Paperback HQ535 In this reprint from 2007, Carlson and Mero expand upon their document, "The Natural Family: A Manifesto" from 2005 (fully provided in the preface), which presents a pro-family perspective and argues that the concept (one that is between one man and one woman who have children) is a part of human nature.
Amazingly the sides have netted 320 goals between themselves in all competitions but it looked for a long time that the tie would be settled byan unfortunate Mero Waugh own goal after only five minutes.
 
 
 
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