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If you get stuck you can spend a clover to reveal the location of an item. You can carry up to five clovers at a time, and to replenish your supply all you have to do is visit Teri's place and search for more clovers hidden amongst her belongings. It's a good way of allowing players to self-regulate the game's difficulty, and ensuring that people never get well and truly stuck, however only being able to collect two clovers at a time is a bit cumbersome because you have to exit and return to Teri's room several times to stock up. I had a fun time playing this game since I downloaded it from http://www.azureusgame.com/Puzzles/Miss-Teri-Tale.htm. You can go there and get more information.
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Can a child have rheumatoid arthritis and not have it as an adult?
No, not really it can go into remission however there is always the chance of it flaring up again. However there are many situation where children that have suffered fro juvenile arthritis never have a problem again in adulthood.
Is research always a problem solving base?
it is not always problem solving
Why is one of your feet always cold after you suffered an injury?
Vascular, muscular or nerve compromise.
What is the actual answer to the problem?
It depends on the problem but the solution is always the answer.
What is the actual answer to the problem is?
It depends on the problem but the solution is always the answer.
Why was Edgar Allan Poe's wife always sick?
Edgar Allan Poe's wife, Virginia, suffered from tuberculosis, a common and deadly disease during that time period. She contracted the disease in her youth and it eventually led to her declining health and frequent illnesses. Poe wrote about her illness and his grief in several of his works.
Is it bad to put food dye in your eyes?
No, it's fine. I've always done it and suffered no damage by it.
How do you say the plural form of spurn?
Spurn is normally a verb, so it strictly does not have a plural form. "I loved her but she spurned my advances." There is an old fashioned noun, a spurn, meaning a rejection. The plural of that is spurns. "I have suffered several spurns in my life, but have always come through them."
How did Medieval Christian's treat Jewish people?
Essentially, they were treated as they have always been treated; terribly. Outcasts of society in most places and considered dirty and mischievous. Especially northern countries and territories of Europe have always suffered from unjustified antisemitism. In several of the crusades to the Holy Land, Jews were considered the enemy just as much as the Muslims were.
Why is Saint Rose important to the Catholic Church?
Because even though she suffered greatly, she always offered it to God. She helps us to always turn to God.
Where can you jump over the Mississippi river in Minnesota?
There is no location where the Mississippi can be jumped over in one human jump. There are several where you can jump from the US to Canada (on bridges across the river). There are several where you could wade across, not always safely. The narrowest part of the Mississippi is between 20 feet and 30 feet wide where it begins, flowing out of Lake Itasca in northern Minnesota.
What does this sentence mean 'His problem is always coming late to meetings.'?
Re-write as: 'The problem, is that he is always arriving late to meetings'
