FLENS

Acronym	Definition
FLENS	Flexible Library for Efficient Numerical Solutions

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(110.) See Bow, Gould & Flens, supra note 81 (finding alienation to be among the two or three most important custody factors).

Gender politics and child custody: the puzzling persistence of the best-interests standard

Paul Walker flew into a rage after learning his wife of 16 years had met a Dutch businessman Jan Flens over the internet.

Man knifed wife's lover in fit of rage

Ast amans carae thalamum puellae deserit flens et tibi verba dicit aspera, amplexu tenerae cupito a- vulsus amicae.

LOVE, POETRY, AND JOHN DONNE IN THE LOVE POETRY OF JOHN DONNE(1)

13:35: "quae flens suspexit ad caelum/erat enim cor eius fiduciam habens/in Domino."

"We Speak to God with our Thoughts": Abelard and the Implications of Private Communication with God

The strong grammatical section garners treble plurals like chilerns and flens (both from the Home Counties!), plural and masculine porridge, masculine and feminine gravy, and many zero relatives less artistic than 'there was a lady loved a swine'.

Survey of English Dialects: The Dictionary and Grammar

Raguhel, dicens] 9: 8 fleuit itaque Gabelus et benedixit Deum et dixit/et flens

The survival of Ceolfrith's 'Tobit' in a tenth-century insular manuscript

Newcastle Crown Court heard how Walker knew his wife of 16 years had started an affair and he had already warned Jan Flens, 42, to keep away.