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During the same time period cargo carriers who used cows instead were known as shashaku.

The cartridges supposedly used cow and pig fat.

He has used Cow Gum but this has eventually resulted in a yellow stain coming through the paper.

They used cow manure for fertilizer.

In the ancient days of vaccines," McCoy said, "people used cows and rabbits to make antibodies for human use.

Until it was quietly changed to pig gelatin, the MMR used cow material.

They used cow dung explosive, also in a rental truck, and they had compounded the goof with their choice of a target.

Records have long suggested that the Germans used cow intestines to contain the hydrogen needed to make them fly but it had never been clear how this was achieved.

After World War II and the country's independence from the Dutch, many Tamils left the plantations and they often used cow carts as transport.

We are absolutely certain about the proteins we have identified -- we can say that Giotto used cow milk as a binder in his frescoes," Pucci said.

The farmers used to till the soil and make a gutter sort of thing and then they used cows to pull a plough around the gutter sort of thing.

The term comes from the Latin vaccīn-us (from vacca, meaning cow); in 1796 Edward Jenner used cows infected with cowpox (variolae vaccinae) to protect people against smallpox.

As the game unexpectedly began to grow in popularity, Bogost also used Cow Clicker to parody other recent gaming trends, such as gamification, educational apps, and alternate reality games.

Researchers at the University of Western Ontario and Canadian Surgical Technologies and Advanced Robotics in London used cows' livers containing small tumor-like blobs to test the ability of both robots and surgeons to feel or "palpate" for malignant tissue -- usually stiffer than the surrounding tissue.