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- A
varix (pl.: varices) is an
abnormally dilated blood vessel with a
tortuous course.
Varices usually occur in the
venous system, but may also
occur in...
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album coincided with the "轉" or "turn" of the series,
touching on the
tortuous enlightenment of
loving without being loved, the
pains and
sorrows of separation...
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Spanish Republic and
based on a real-life story, the plot
follows the
tortuous relationship between a
child prodigy,
pundit on
female ****uality and lodestar...
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lesion (French: [djølafwa]) is a
medical condition characterized by a
large tortuous artery most
commonly in the
stomach wall (submucosal) that
erodes and bleeds...
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smaller molecules can p**** into
smaller pores and take a longer, more
tortuous path and
elute later. In
pharmaceutical sciences,
tortuosity is used in...
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because the
chieftain did not have the
required rights; this made
progress tortuous, and the plan was
abandoned in 1543, not to be replaced. The complexities...
- The
Spanish cinéast Luis Buñuel (1900–83)
depicted the
tortuous mentality and self-destructive
hypocrisy of the bourgeoisie....
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translucent in this region, but
where these vessels become dilated and
tortuous, they may
appear round and
black like caviar.
Caviar tongue is also referred...
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Rajeev Masand gave the film 1 out of 5 stars, and
stated "Welcome the
tortuous comedy." The Hindu's
negative review entitled "No,
thank you!" concludes...
