1. This delays and protracts carbohydrate absorption and contributes to a satiating effect. 2. Camillus however refused to engage the enemy, seeking instead to protract the war. 3. Instead both chose to protract the process. 4. Camillus, however, refused to engage the enemy, seeking instead to protract the war. 5. "It's a handy mechanism to use to protract the denial process," 6. And by the way it is Biophys who protracts the mediation over Boris Stomakhin and Yevgenia Albats articles. 7. They want to protract all of this so somebody in the end will shrug their shoulders and give up, 8. The m . genioglossus is used to protract the tongue and the m . hyoglossus is the tongue retractor. 9. The case is here, and we needlessly protract this litigation by remanding this important issue to the Court of Appeals. 10. The crop is accordingly gathered in October and November, and in exceptionally moist weather, the harvest protracts into December.
