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        | Without, lack of Apathy (lack of feeling); apnea (without breath); aphasia (without speech); anemia (lack of blood) |  | 
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        | Away from Abductor (leading away from); aboral (away from mouth) |  | 
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        | To, toward, near to Adductor (leading toward); adhesion (sticking to); adnexia (structures joined to); adrenal (near the kidney) |  | 
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        | BothAmbidextrous (ability to use hands equally); ambilaterally (both sides) |  | 
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        | About, on both sides, both Amphibious (living on both land and water) |  | 
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        | Both Amphogenic (producing offspring of both sexes) |  | 
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        | Up, back, again, excessive Anatomy (a cutting up); anagenesis (reproduction of tissue); anasarca (excessive serum in cellular tissues of body) |  | 
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        | Before, forward Antecubital (before elbow); anteflexion (forward bending) |  | 
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        | Against, opposed to, reversed Antiperistalsis (reversed peristalsis); antisepsis (against infection) |  | 
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        | From, away from Aponeurosis (away from tendon); apochromatic (abnormal color) |  | 
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        | Twice, double Biarticulate (double joint); bifocal (two foci); bifurcation (two branches) |  | 
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        | Down, according to, complete Catabolism (breaking down); catalepsia (complete seizure); catarrh (flowing down) |  | 
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        | Around, about Circumflex (winding about); circumference (surrounding); circumarticular (around joint) |  | 
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        | With, together Commissure (sending or coming together) |  | 
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        | With, together Conductor (leading together); concrescence (growing together); concentric (having a common center) |  | 
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