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14 Give 15 Describe acid Adirondack region amount anorthosite answer will receive anthers Appleton augite beds Beekmantown Black River Boletus character Chazy Check the number Clinton county College Department color complete answer considerable Crataegus deposits diabase Dial Differentiate dikes district east Education entitled to 75 erosion fault feet feldspar foliation formation Franklin county fruit gabbro Geol Give the causes Give the symptoms gneisses gneissoid granite History hornblende igneous rocks indicate intrusions labradorite lake limestone Little Falls LL.D lower Lowville Macmillan magnetite mass Medical Examination Mention method miles minerals Nation Paleozoic Papers entitled pileus plant plates portion Potsdam Precambric rocks present pyroxene quartz questions receive 10 credits Rep't Report Rochester Saranac Sarg Scribner shales side species specimens spores stamens stem streams surface syenite symptoms and treatment therapeutic thickness thin tion Trenton uplift upper usually Utica Write York
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Page 5 - From these lists the regents shall prepare question papers for all these subjects, which at any examination shall be the same for all candidates, except that in therapeutics, practice, and materia medica all the questions submitted to any candidate shall be chosen from those prepared by the board selected by that candidate, and shall be in harmony with the tenets of that school as determined by its State board of medical examiners.
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Page 98 - Answer the first five questions and five of the others, but no more. If more than five of the others are answered only the first five answers will be considered. Give all operations (except mental ones) necessary to find results. Reduce each result to its simplest form and mark it Ans. Each complete answer will receive 10 credits. 1. Define numerator, denominator, divisor, factor, proportion.
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