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Rex

[Latin, The king.] The phrase used to designate the king as the party prosecuting an accused in a criminal action, such as an action entitled Rex v. Doe.

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Institutions and museums throughout the state invite paying volunteers of all ages to help unearth everything from Griffen, the 150-million- year-old stegosaurus, to maiasaur nesting sites, troodon eggs, daspletosaurs, and even Tyrannosaurus rexes.

Dinosaurs in the Dirt: Amateurs Dig With Pros to Uncover the Joys of Paleontology

And not just any dinosaurs appeared on cups at fast food restaurants, it was the big, menacing Tyrannosaurus Rexes which starred in the movie.

Dinosauras. (Metaphors in Action)

Those at high risk include breeds with white coats: Persians, Scottish Folds, Rag-dolls, Cornish Rexes and Devon Rexes, Oriental shorthairs, Turkish Angoras, Maine Coons and Manx.

Most cases of deafness are acquired: rather than being inherited, they develop when disorders, such as infections of external ear canal, go untreated

I really love Nathalie so much," Nathalie's father, Rexes, said.

Where saving hearts is a daily celebration

I was previously raising a large herd of Mini Rexes. I purchased my first Black Dutch buck rabbit from a woman who was allergic and could not keep him anymore.

Hooked on Dutch: give this delightful old breed a try

I was recently invited to give a lecture to the Small Independent Breweries Association ( I said we had come out of the Jurassic period, with the Tyrannosaurus rexes of Bass, Whitbread, Tetley, S&N, etc, but no sooner had we done that than we were dumped straight back in by the Velociraptors in the pub companies.

A man of unquenchable enthusiasm

Wavy-haired Cornish Rexes, snooty-faced Persians and sinewy Siamese were among the 200 kittens and cats entered for judging.