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drip

Apparatus for delivering blood, drugs and other therapeutic substances directly into the bloodstream. It consists of a bag or bottle, suspended on a stand, the contents of which ‘drip’ at a controlled rate into a tube ending in a hollow needle inserted into a vein.



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Picture after picture of walls of great beauty, with never a coping, an airbrick, a drip mould, a flashing, a dpc or anything that might mar a purity so perfect that you could frame a photo of the Gilardi House and hang it on the wall as a work of abstract art.
The Architecture of Ricardo Legoretta by Winter, John / The Architectural Review
Picture after picture of walls of great beauty, with never a coping, an airbrick, a drip mould, a flashing, a dpc or anything that might mar a purity so perfect that you could frame a photo of the Gilardi House and hang it on the wall as a work of abstract art.
Luis Barragan: Mexico's Modern Master by Winter, John / The Architectural Review
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