"Bats are about the size of mice and they have very small teeth, and so if you have a bat fly into you or bump you, that bat may have just bitten you and you may not appreciate it, " he says.
In 1968 over one third of the total adult population of the UK had no natural teeth, and only a small number of people of pensionable age had any teeth at all.
Big video-rental chains have been kicking small shops in the teeth for years--which makes Christine Kim's feat all the more impressive.
Kael cut her teeth reviewing for small, specialized or highbrow journals at a moment when criticism aimed at being systematic, intellectually lucid, and tightly defended.
There was something different about the face of this man, a big forehead, gray hair, a flat nose, a few missing teeth, and small desperate eyes.
The literary world is small and somewhat inbred with sharp teeth and the capacity to lash out when it feels threatened.
They have also gritted their teeth and bought slots on the many small television channels that carve up tiny audiences, often into such narrow slivers that ratings cannot track them.
ECONOMIST: As the audience gets smaller, it will also get more powerful
It has already been shown that small pellets of the right type of cells transplanted into the jaw can develop into functional teeth.
At hospitals large and small, raising the head of the bed for patients on ventilators, brushing patients' teeth and taking other precautions have dramatically reduced ventilator-associated pneumonia, another common and costly infection.
CNN: Unsung heroes work hard to cut hospital-acquired infections
He said small changes like showering instead of taking a bath, turning the tap off while brushing teeth or using a full load instead of a half load in washing machines could make a difference.
Mark Mazer, whose teeth-whitening firm is doing well, said he thought Mr Romney would be best for small businesses.
应用推荐