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cu
1Cu
2copper.
CU
3abbreviation
cu.
4abbreviation
cubic.
cumulus.
Cu.
5abbreviation
cumulus.
CU
1abbreviation
see you
CU
2abbreviation
Cuba (international car registration)
Cu
3symbol
copper
cu
4abbreviation
Cuba
cu.
5abbreviation
cubic
Word History and Origins
Origin of cu1
Word History and Origins
Origin of cu1
Example Sentences
Caoimhe Nic Cú Uladh, from the campaign group An Dream Dearg, said the appointment was a result of "thousands of Gaels taking to the streets over the last decade".
Because federal law prevents university scientists from directly purchasing or handling cannabis from the legal market, industry collaboration was essential, explained first author Gregory Giordano, a professional research assistant in CU Boulder's Department of Psychology and Neuroscience.
Browsh, of CU–Boulder, noted that the two have long been associated with one another in the American mind, that athletes are religious at a higher rate than members of the general public, that sports are often seen as a clean way to keep young people busy and out of trouble, that “in every single interview, we’d see people thanking God, or going on a knee after a touchdown.”
Lee Hee Chul, 21, from Incheon, South Korea, cools down his ramyon in a DIY cone made from the ramyon bowl cover at a CU convenience store in a popular tourist area in Myeongdong.
Shoppers prepare their dinner at one of the self-serve machines in the dining area at a CU ramyon convenience store.
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