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The membranous sac receiving urine ; any sac . BLAD'DER - WRACK . See Fucus Vesiculosis . BLANC ( blong ) . White . BLAND . Of a mild nature ; not ... Found inside â Page 191This is not the same type of localized âinput-flooding,â focused on an individual form or a contrasting set of forms, advocated for language teaching by ... Found inside â Page 16789) of the pronunciation task, i.e.,"processes occurring after lexical ... of frequency to be localized in either identification or access to meaning. Found inside â Page 32The localized / nonlocalized pronunciation effort expresses the manner of connection between stressed and unstressed ... The localization of the pronunciation effort of the sharp accent means that the main part of pronunciation energy ( the 80 ... Found inside â Page 31... is used first before it is contrasted with the more Western medical term Ayidisi, i.e., AIDS, a localized pronunciation (and spelling) adopted by many. 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