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Lead can come into the body in a number of ways: through water that goes through lead pipes, through badly canned food and through small pieces of paint. Victims of lead poisoning may get headaches, dizziness, confusion and problems seeing. They may also become slowly paralyzed, starting with the hands. In very serious cases, it can cause death.
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| lead |
The official name for the metal "feet" on an IC. Also called "pins." The part of the lead assembly that is formed after a portion of the lead frame is cut away. The chip's connection to the outside world.
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| lead |
The crucial first few sentences, phrases, or words or anything - be it a query letter, book proposal, novel, news release, advertisement, or sales tip sheet. A successful lead immediately hooks the reader, consumer, editor, or agent.
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| leaded glass |
Glass objects in which lead is used to solder together separate pieces of glass together into a larger whole. Most early stained glass is leaded.
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A very heavy - yet soft, metallic element that is poisonous if ingested. Chemical symbol "Pb" because the Romans used it in their "Plumbing". Many believe that the Roman Empire was slowly poisoned because their drinking water was contaminated by the LEAD plumbing they used. The discovery of LEAD as a slow poison was not discovered until about a century ago. The use of LEAD by humans throughout history has resulted in much discord among families and communities. See SATURNISM and CERUSE.
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| lead | shrub of sandy woodlands and stream banks of western United States having hoary pinnate flowers and dull-colored racemose flowers |
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| lead | plant with lead-blue flowers |
| lead | perennial herbs and shrubs and lianas |