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w. c. fields

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1. Fields, W. C. Fields, William Claude Dukenfieldnoun

   United States comedian and film actor (1880-1946)

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1. List of known nicknames for "W. C. Fields":

   W.C. Fields, Fields, W.C., William Claude Dukenfield, W.C. Fields, W. C Fields, Bill, Uncle Claudie, Otis Criblecobble, Charles Bogle, Mahatma Kane Jeeves, Otis Criblecoblis, Uncle Claude

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1. Amjad Bseisu:

   You will see incremental activities with fields that are near the major hubs, but I do think we will see a continued decline in investments in the United Kingdom and earlier decommissioning of fields.

2. Michael Witt:

   The options are, in the end, endless, the objective is not necessarily to increase competition in different fields. The objective is to make sure that the [ Chinese Communist Party ] stays in power.

3. Andrew White:

   One of the unique aspects of what our process does is that it catalytically converts the sulfide into sulphur. Sulphur is a fertilizer product and because the feedstock we're making it out of is a fiber that's almost a compost when we're done with it we're left with a carbon compost that's already in the fertilizer form, so we don't have to any reprocessing. As soon as we take it out of the tanks where it's been used for gas cleaning we can apply it directly to the fields.

4. Stuart Mackinnon:

   I have always cared passionately for our parks and green spaces. Growing up in Vancouver was like growing up in a magical land, filled with green fields, tall trees, forests, sandy beaches and sunny days at the poolside. I want every child to be able to share this experience

5. Herman Suhirman:

   Arsenic is a particular concern for rice because most rice in the world is grown in flooded fields. When you flood the fields, that anaerobic environment seems to encourage the release of arsenic from the ground and the rice plant readily absorbs it.