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Acronym	Definition
AURI	Agricultural Utilization Research Institute
AURI	Acute Upper Respiratory Infection
AURI	Applied Urban Research Institute (Kansas City, MO)

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66-72): "Non te qui scurra dolosis / artibus alludit, non assentator iniquus / te sibi conciliat, tua non patet auris inepto, / talibus occurris qualem te moribus esse / noveris et vita. Patrician sages and the humanist cynic: Francesco Filelfo and the ... by Blanchard, W. Scott / Renaissance Quarterly [ALRI, which include bronchitis, pneumonia, and bronchopneumonia, are generally significantly more severe than AURI, which include infections of the upper sections of the respiratory tract, including the larynx, pharynx, tonsillar glands, eustachian tube, nasal cavities, and sinuses (9,29,75). The health impacts of exposure to indoor air pollution from solid ... by Kammen, Daniel M. / Environmental Health Perspectives {4} The "Allied support" was to have been in the form of RAF "V" Bombers that, under the provisions of "Plan Addington", were to use the Darwin base for air strikes against Indonesian aerial facilities should AURI attack Malaysian targets. "Operation handover"--Darwin, September 1964 by Wilson, David / Journal of the Australian War Memorial	AUPU AUPWAE AUQ AUQA AUQF AUQU AUR Aur Fib AURA AURACLE AURACO AURAN AURAT AURBO AURC AURCO AURCS AURD AURE AURec AUREO AURF AURG AURGS AURH AURI AURIA AURIC AURIG AURIL AURIO AURIS AURISA AURM AURMS AURN AUROC AURON AURORA AURP AURPAC AURPO AURPSS AURR AURRP AURS AURUFC AUS AUS-MEAT AUSA AUSAC	Aureobasidium pullulans aureofacin aureola aureola Aureolae Aureolaria Aureolaria pedicularia Aureolaria virginica aureolas aureolas aureole aureole aureoles aureoles Aureolus Theophrastus Bombastes Paracelsus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombastes Paracelsus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombastes Paracelsus Aureomycin Aureomycin Aureomycin aureothricin Aureus aureusidin AURF AURG Aurgelmir Aurgelmir AURGS AURH AURI auri- AURIA auriasis auribus auric auric auric auric Auric (Ion) Auric (Ion) Auric (Ion) Auric (Ion) Auric (Ion) auric force auric oxide Auric, Georges Auric, Georges Auric, Georges Aurichalceous Aurichalcite Aurichalcite auricle auricle auricle auricle atrialis auricled auricled auricled Auricles Auricles

66-72): "Non te qui scurra dolosis / artibus alludit, non assentator iniquus / te sibi conciliat, tua non patet auris inepto, / talibus occurris qualem te moribus esse / noveris et vita.

Patrician sages and the humanist cynic: Francesco Filelfo and the ... by Blanchard, W. Scott / Renaissance Quarterly

[ALRI, which include bronchitis, pneumonia, and bronchopneumonia, are generally significantly more severe than AURI, which include infections of the upper sections of the respiratory tract, including the larynx, pharynx, tonsillar glands, eustachian tube, nasal cavities, and sinuses (9,29,75).

The health impacts of exposure to indoor air pollution from solid ... by Kammen, Daniel M. / Environmental Health Perspectives

{4} The "Allied support" was to have been in the form of RAF "V" Bombers that, under the provisions of "Plan Addington", were to use the Darwin base for air strikes against Indonesian aerial facilities should AURI attack Malaysian targets.

"Operation handover"--Darwin, September 1964 by Wilson, David / Journal of the Australian War Memorial

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