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lead with someone or something to start out with someone or something. The coach led with Walter as pitcher and Sam on first base. We will lead with our best players. See also: lead lead with something to tend to strike first with a particular fist—the right, the left, the best, etc. (Boxing.) Watch that guy, Champ, he always leads with his right. Get in there and lead with your left. See also: lead How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Because bone accumulates lead with age, the implication was that increased bone lead levels lead to increased breast milk lead levels during lactation. Replacement of either litharge or red lead with dibasic lead phthalate is, therefore, strongly in the direction of reduced extractability by aqueous media. 025) interaction of tibia lead with genotype (ALAD 1-1 vs. |
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