oose


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oose

(uːs)
n
dialect Scot dust; fluff
[of unknown origin]
ˈoosy adj
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There were many methods and techniques offered by various researchers to describe object oriented analysis and design such as Booch, Coad, Moses, OMT, OOSE, SOMA.
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"Oose culpable for this 'ere load of old rubbish?" he'd bellow and some previously cocksure young turk would quickly be reduced to stuttering and stammering like Hugh Grant on a public-speaking course.
While the state can still make rules, (83) lacking enforcement they oose their effectiveness.
* Week 7, Aug 11-Aug 17: "Alberta oose" When Edmonton bow-zone outfitter Ryk Visscher extended an invitation to hunt moose in the very special archery-only area, Tom Nelson could hardly wait.
But the church needs to recognize that sexual joking is also a gift of God, a way of recognizing the weirdness of sexuality as something we didn't ch oose and can only laugh about, a way of sharing and defusing the shame, a way of allowing that after all we are not in control, and maybe God doesn't mean us to be.
9] Thus, the relationship between consumer surplus and happiness is more or less l oose for a number of reasons; violations of the choice-value thesis only add another one to the list.