(noun) beard,
a Person Who Diverts Suspicion From Someone (especially A Woman Who Accompanies A Male Homosexual In Order To Conceal His Homosexuality)
(noun) beard,
a Tuft Or Growth Of Hairs Or Bristles On Certain Plants Such As Iris Or Grasses
(verb) beard,
go Along The Rim, Like A Beard Around The Chin; "Houses Bearded The Top Of The Heights"
(noun) beard,
hairy Growth On Or Near The Face Of Certain Mammals
(noun) beard,
the Hair Growing On The Lower Part Of A Man''s Face
(noun) beard,
tuft Of Strong Filaments By Which E.g. A Mussel Makes Itself Fast To A Fixed Surface
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Beard, Jonathan. "Nuclear Waste Disposal in New Mexico and Nevada." IEEE Spectrum November 1997: 33-40.
Nuclear Waste Storage
Beard, J., Beaune, F., & Pradel, Z. (1999). Computer chronicles: from stone to silicon. http://library.thinkquest.org/22522
The History of Computers
Beard, J. M. (2002). America's New War on Terror: The Case for Self-Defense under International Law. Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy, 25(2), 559+. Retrieved May 9, 2005, from Questia database, http://www.questia.com.
Pre and Post 9/11 Foreign Policy
Beard, Lawrence A., et al. (2002). Student Perceptions Of Online Versus On Campus Instruction. Education, 122.
Distance-Based Instructional Plan
Gibson Helen, London, Jeanne McDowell, Los Angeles, and William Tynan. "The Bard's Beard? He's hot again, and so is that Nagging Question: Who Really Wrote Shakespeare?" Time. February 15, 1999. 153.6. GALE Resource Database. Site Accessed August 13, 2005
Shakespeare
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