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'''インスリンアナログ'''（[[:en:American and British English spelling differences#-ogue、-og|also called]] an '''insulin analogue'''）は、[[ 2008年、[[:en:Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies in Health|CADTH]]は、インスリンアナログと生合成ヒトインスリンの効 ...

Gravy is one of three ingredients in the famous French-Canadian dish [[poutine]], made up of French fries, cheese curds, and a salty, light Gravy is a key ingredient in the Canadian dish poutine which is a combination of french fries, gravy and cheese curds ...

Gravy is one of three ingredients in the famous French-Canadian dish [[poutine]], made up of French fries, cheese curds, and a salty, light Gravy is a key ingredient in the Canadian dish poutine which is a combination of french fries, gravy and cheese curds ...

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Canadian cream definitions are similar to those used in the United States, except fo ...able cream (at 16–18%) and whole milk (at 3.25%), hence the common name in English. ...

Canadian cream definitions are similar to those used in the United States, except fo ...able cream (at 16–18%) and whole milk (at 3.25%), hence the common name in English. ...

...he [[morpheme]] ''za'' ({{lang|ja|ザ}}), the Japanese representation of the English word "the", plus a category. For example, ''za hanabi'' ({{lang|ja|ザ・花火}}) Daiso opened its first corporate Canadian store on [[Granville Street]] in downtown [[Vancouver|Vancouver, British Co ...

{{use American English|date=November 2021}} ...lish]]) or a '''druggist''' (North American and, archaically, Commonwealth English), is a [[healthcare professional]] who prepares, controls and distributes [ ...

...ician [[Thomas Sydenham]], known as the father of English medicine or "the English [[Hippocrates]]." Sydenham developed the field of [[nosology]] (the study o *[https://web.archive.org/web/20060715143141/http://csim.medical.org/ Canadian Society of Internal Medicine] ...

...ician [[Thomas Sydenham]], known as the father of English medicine or "the English [[Hippocrates]]." Sydenham developed the field of [[nosology]] (the study o *[https://web.archive.org/web/20060715143141/http://csim.medical.org/ Canadian Society of Internal Medicine] ...

An '''insulin analog''' ([[American and British English spelling differences#-ogue, -og|also called]] an '''insulin analogue''') is In 2008, the [[Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies in Health]] (CADTH) found, in its compari ...

An '''insulin analog''' ([[American and British English spelling differences#-ogue, -og|also called]] an '''insulin analogue''') is In 2008, the [[Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies in Health]] (CADTH) found, in its compari ...

| image1 = English Walnuts.jpg According to US & Canadian [[Dietary Reference Intake]] guidelines, women aged 19–70 need to consume 4 ...

| image1 = English Walnuts.jpg According to US & Canadian [[Dietary Reference Intake]] guidelines, women aged 19–70 need to consume 4 ...

...o "take" certain materials and compound them in specified ways.<ref>Oxford English Dictionary, articles on the letter "R" (sense 14b) and the word "recipe."</ National or local (i.e. US state or Canadian provincial) [[legislation]] governs who can write a prescription. In the U ...

...s from the Latin word ''bōs'', in contrast to ''cow'' which is from Middle English ''cou'' (both words have the same [[Indo-European vocabulary#Animals|Indo-E ...at (with [[Romance languages|Romanic]] origins) that is also found in such English word-pairs as ''pig/pork'', ''deer/venison'', ''sheep/mutton'', and ''chick ...

...s from the Latin word ''bōs'', in contrast to ''cow'' which is from Middle English ''cou'' (both words have the same [[Indo-European vocabulary#Animals|Indo-E ...at (with [[Romance languages|Romanic]] origins) that is also found in such English word-pairs as ''pig/pork'', ''deer/venison'', ''sheep/mutton'', and ''chick ...

...iple of ''edere'' (to eat), with ''ob'' (over) added to it. ''[[The Oxford English Dictionary]]'' documents its first usage in 1611 by [[Randle Cotgrave]]. ...one of the first to refer to the term as a societal disease in a published English language book. ...

...iple of ''edere'' (to eat), with ''ob'' (over) added to it. ''[[The Oxford English Dictionary]]'' documents its first usage in 1611 by [[Randle Cotgrave]]. ...one of the first to refer to the term as a societal disease in a published English language book. ...