Appears as a cystic excrescence projecting away from the metaphysis that has its axis pointing away from the joint. |
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This normally took the form of an excrescence or area of skin that was insensible to pain. |
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Mercifully, this latest inhuman excrescence is not government policy, as at Abu Ghraib. |
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Even the fishermen have been infuriated by this monstrous excrescence whose garbage sometimes drifts as far as Cyprus, Syria and Turkey. |
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The cream prevents further unwanted hair excrescence and makes it fall off. |
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Further examination revealed a brownish-yellow excrescence made up of dense hyperkeratotic tissue with longitudinal ridges on an erythematous base. |
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Over the course of five centuries, the buildings kept adding wounds, excrescence or mutilation which, paradoxically, reveal a chaotic history while at the same time often hiding its true nature. |
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At first, she didn't mind being a bit fatter — she had always been very thin, and was sick of getting dirty looks from other women — but soon her body came to seem entirely alien to her, a weird excrescence. |
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An excrescence that she cannot do without. |
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Damage arising from an injury that causes tissue tumors and excrescence. |
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Pataphysics seemed an excrescence of surrealism, but it has finally survived it and has had such respectable practitioners as Raymond Queneau or Umberto Eco. |
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