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Wade's heart beat tumultuously, and once when Martin came upon the little girl seated solemnly in the midst of a circle of corncob dolls, his throat contracted with an extraordinary tightness.

Ingesting corncobs and chicken bones can be life threatening.

When I explained to her that corncobs cannot be thrown into the disposal, she said, "Well, the corncobs are garbage and it is a garbage disposal correct?

Expenditures could be reduced, however, if a farm were to collect and mill its own corncobs rather than purchasing grit.

Yn yr Unol Daleithiau ers talwm roedden nhw'n defnyddio corncobs i sychu'u penola'!

Corncobs and kernels were not well preserved in the humid tropical forests between Central and South America, including Panama, the primary dispersal routes for the crop after it first left Mexico about 8,000 years ago.

In microbial xylitol production from corncobs the cobs are first bydrolysed to produce xylose from hemicelluloses by acid hydrolysis and the corn cob hydrolysate is then used as the medium for xylitol production by xylose utilizing organisms [17].

Armed with corncobs as a result of Warduff's cunning plan, the animals soon see off the menacing fox.

Furan is a natural thermosetting resin from carbonizing corncobs. The furan is hardened by para-toluene sulfonate, acetic acid, or formic acid, resulting in a strong, stiff, and moisture-insensitive molding.

Unlike many conventional corn ethanol plants, Project LIBERTY will use corncobs, leaves and husks - sources provided by local farmers - that do not compete with feed grains.