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This monster was defeated by the Turborangers'Turbo Laser plasma Shoot.

plasma makes up about 55% of blood.

The plasma would cool to 14,000 °C, as it traversed the 25 m distance to the pusher plate, and then reheat to 67,000 °C, as (at about 300
plaque.

Over a forty-year time span, Wooster sent several former students to serve as Head Resident at Ewing while Ewing faculty were brought to Wooster as Ewing Fellows; a plaque with the names of Ewing Fellows hangs in Babcock Hall.

Though unmarked, there are two plaque memorials.

Also during the scene where he first dons his trademark metal mask, a plaque can be seen declaring it as a gift to Doom from the people of Latveria.

In the film version of Philosopher's Stone, Harry and his friends find James's name listed on a plaque as a Seeker on his Quidditch team; however, Rowling stated in an interview that she intended him to be a Chaser.

The Birmingham Civic Society plans to erect a Blue plaque to mark where he was born in Birmingham.

Fermoy Estate A plaque and bust in his honour were unveiled by the town park in 2001. Fermoy was the site of a major British Army barracks when Ireland was under imperial rule.

Buried here Family Plot Typo on inscription plaque commemorating his parish service Church website Old Thunder His style during later life complemented the nickname he received in childhood, Old Thunder.

The Florida Board of Parks and Historic Memorials acquired the Hall and erected a bronze plaque on the front lawn.

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