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| mentally disordered, often to the extent of engaging in criminal or antisocial acts |
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| the escape of large quantities of blood |
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| any of certain large, thick-skinned animals, such as the elephant, rhinoceros, and hippopotamus |
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| referring to a national group of people; usually a minority in a large community |
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| an instrument for measuring the angles of slope or inclination |
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| loss of sensation or pain through the use of drugs, gasses, etc. |
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| not identical on both sides of a central line |
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| statement of review or condensation of a subject; a look at all things together |
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| the quality in something which arouses feelings of pity, sorrow, sympathy, and compassion |
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| profession dealing with the treatment and prevention of diseases and disorders of the feet |
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| an easy and painless death so as to end suffering, esp. of persons dying of incurable and painful diseases |
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| happening from time to time, not sontant or regular; scattered or isolated in occurrence |
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| of or containing wind, air, or gasses |
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| study of standard of conduct and mroal judgment |
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| departure fromt he regular arrangement, general rule, or usual method |
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| abnormal fear of death or dead bodies |
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| hatred of innovation or change; hatred of new things or ideas |
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| an instrument for examining visually the inside of a hollow organ of the body |
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