Grünewald
Americannoun
noun
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The decline in emergencies “is hugely important for these patients and families,” says Stephanie Grünewald, a consultant in metabolic medicine at the Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children who treated several of the patients and is corresponding author on the paper.
From Science Magazine
Mr. Grunewald said YouVersion offers more than 3,000 Bible translations in more than 2,000 languages, allowing users to do side-by-side comparisons that a print Bible can’t offer.
From Washington Times
In Germany, more than 100 firefighters battled flames that engulfed parts of Grunewald, a forest in the west of Berlin, after munitions and fireworks exploded at the city’s bomb disposal site on Thursday morning.
From New York Times
Military vehicles of the Bundswehr stand are seen on motorway A115 near the closed motorway access Huettenweg, due to an explosion in munitions depot in the Grunewald forest in Berlin, Germany August 5, 2022.
From Reuters
The blaze at the Grunewald forest dump broke out on Thursday and spread across 15,000 square meters.
From Reuters
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