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ToE

Abbreviation for theory of everything, another name for grand unified theory.
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Had problems with her feet, especially with one foot that was affected by a seedy toe that had to be cut away.
Strong older division to keep good times rolling by The Racing Post (London, England)
David Wilson, representing trainer Gary Moore, credited Peter Baker, the farrier father of jockey George, for "patching him up" after the bacterial infection seedy toe had spread and caused Mostarsil to lose most of a hoof.
Racing: Ahern lands double but edges closer to hefty ban by The Racing Post (London, England)
David Wilson, representing trainer Gary Moore, credited Peter Baker, the farrier father of jockey George, for "patching him up" after the bacterial infection seedy toe had spread and caused Mostarsil to lose most of a hoof.
Lingfield: Ahern lands double but edges closer to hefty ban by The Racing Post (London, England)
 
 
 
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