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The four personages of the prologue were bewailing themselves in their mortal embarrassment, when Venus in person, ( vera incessa patuit dea ) presented herself to them, clad in a fine robe bearing the heraldic device of the ship of the city of Paris.

Sulivan can so fa corroborate this curious account, that he has several time found young foals dead, whereas he has never found a dea calf.

"It was about a year after the movie came out," Deas recalls.

LAHORE:Minister for Punjab School Education Murad Raas during a meeting of the chief executive officers (CEO) of District Education Authority (DEA) of Lahore division at the committee room of Minister's Block on Sunday was informed that a total of 154 buildings of public schools in Lahore were in a dilapidated condition, out of which some 72 were in critical danger and that the department requires Rs1063 million to fix these educational buildings.

Deas, from Wrexham, was second and Yarnold, who won gold at the Sochi 2014 Games, third in the first official training run on day three of the Winter Olympics.

Deas clung onto her third place after the first run to finish 0.24 seconds behind winner Janine Flock of Austria, with Olympic champion Lizzy Yarnold back in sixth.

"They're stacking their eggs in order to protect them from these parasitic wasps," said Deas, whose research appears in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B on Sept.

A dielectric analyzer (DEA), sometimes called a dielectric thermal analyzer, measures the ability of a material to store an electrical charge (capacitance) and to its ability to transfer an electric change (conductance) as a function of time, temperature and frequency.

The Livingtson head coach says the out-of-favour defender is an important part of the squad, despite Deas being substituted during his side's 2-1 win at Morton.