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In one of the dungeon blocks of incorrect crypts, there is no such end portal, but your character will remark that you've found a dud.

It is usually necessary to do various frequency counts with the more advanced type crypts .

"Perhaps it is, " said the Castellan, and set off again, passing the first crypts of the area under his care.

Crypts and Chambers : Macromolecular Machines involved in Protein Folding and Degradation .

More than 60 subterranean crypts of ancient Egyptian pharaohs have been unearthed at this legendary archaeological site.

The vaginal walls, which lie close together, contain mucous crypts and many blood vessels, but no glands and few nerve endings.

spermatogonia Crypts of sperm-producing cells within the testes.

The crypts are surrounded by connective tissue membranes that break down when the sperm reach maturity.

Until recently, there were no catacombs, crypts or even basements in Beijing.

The deep holes in your tonsils, called crypts, are a common cause of halitosis.

We serve as crypts for innumerable, unnoticed, tiny forms.

The dictator, however, ordered that some 40, 000 corpses of civil war victims be buried in the crypts and tunnels around it.

There are also some special file systems such as crypts that let you encrypt an entire partition for storing confidential or personal data.

Histologic examination revealed recruitment of leukocytes and loss of crypts in mutants, but not in wild-type mice, after 7 days on 2% DSS.

The cold, dark crypts are saving me. And mine.

Dilated and branching crypts, very few goblet cells

Where The Spirits Leave Their Crypts

will , it ' s strange , there ' s twelve crypts