US /klʌmp/
・UK /klʌmp/
And then the other side, as you do in any country, expatriates or immigrants tend to clump together, which can lead to some tension.
And then the other side, like you do in any country, um, uh, expatriates or immigrants tend to clump together, which can lead to some tension.
and they'll make their way down the fallopian tube towards the uterus, dividing into a multi-celled clump as they go.
and they'll make their way down the fallopian tube towards the uterus, dividing into a multicelled clump as they go.
That's because meat also contains things like fat, connective tissue, and, like, capillaries and veins, but also, importantly, the muscle cells aren't just, like, a clump.
But also, importantly, the muscle cells aren't just like a clump.
And one time in high school, I got so lazy to comb it out and I just thought I would never be able to comb it out that I just cut the clump of it out.
And I just cut the clump of it out.
The odds are astronomically higher that sand will be scattered into a random clump.
The odds are astronomically higher that sand will be scattered into a random clump.
So anyway, fast-forward. Darcy's standing as far away from the clump of bachelors as possible.
So anyway, fast forward: Darcy standing as far away from the clump of bachelors as possible to allow for minimal chance of interaction with other humans.
"A fetus is just a clump of cells!"
A fetus is just a clump of salvage.
Along the way I also spotted some sort of russela and a clump of some sort of pholiota mushrooms.
Along the way, I also spotted some sort of russula and a clump of some sort of foliata mushrooms.
Is there a clear point where a clump of cells becomes a human?
Is there a clear point where a clump of cells becomes a human?
We will count this clump as two cells.
We will count this clump as 2 cells.