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The use as a bedform in geology and geomorphology seems to have become more common in the 19 th C Lyell describes the formation of ripple marks on a recent beach and as ancient bedforms in his Principles of Geology (at least in the 1872 11 th Edition), and slightly earlier in his Elements of Geology (1868), but I could not find reference to ripples in his earliest volumes

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That trend was not observed in those receiving the placebo ENDS or the non-ENDS cigarette substitute

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