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vals

(vælz)

n. Valium tranquilizers. I’m taking vals for this, but the doctor says to get off of them as soon as possible.

References in classic literature ?

However, I shall ask my friend, who is in business here, about this Val Jacinto, and if I find him all right we may engage him "

"So we have decided to engage you," Professor Bumper informed Val Jacinto the afternoon following the meeting.

I don't just like the way our friend Val says that," observed Tom to Ned a little later.

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Over the years, VALs have been extremely helpful to me and to long-term recovery groups, said Erin Ford, who has worked in several disaster areas for the nonprofit Samaritans Purse.

United States : Voluntary agency liaisons provide crucial support to nonprofits, recovery groups

Vals lies an hour away from Chur by car, deep in a valley dotted with shepherd huts and enlivened by the sound of cowbells.

Primal therapy

Then, when the Hoult family sold the removals business in 1983, Val became the first and only employee of Hoults Estates when their Walker Road site had only five tenants.

End of an era; Women retries after 35 years with Tyneside family business

Val (as its thousands of Irish and British fans call it) is an old farming village that has grown bigger and bigger over the years that have seen its reputation soar.