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The phrase "and in the noses" is grammatically correct but may not be commonly used in written English without context.
It can be used in a context where you are discussing something related to the nose, such as a metaphor or a specific action involving the nose.
Example: "The scent of the flowers lingered in the air and in the noses of those who passed by."
Alternatives: "and in the nostrils" or "and in the sense of smell".
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S. aureus lives on the skin and in the noses of healthy people, causing nothing worse than pimples and boils.
While the staph bacteria is often carried on the skin and in the noses of healthy people, MRSA colonizes roughly 1percentt of people.
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The effort is so far focusing only on microbes on the skin and in the nose, mouth, gut and genital area.
When alcohol makes up more than 10 to 12percentt of a liquid's volume, we begin to notice its irritating, pungent effects in the mouth and in the nose.
Staphylococcus aureus is a Gram positive bacteria commonly found on the skin and in the nose of 30% of healthy people [ 1, 2].
A colonized patient is defined as an individual who harbors MRSA on the skin and in the nose, both of which produces a constant level of MRSA.
For example, a board might have rocker in the center and camber at the nose and tail or camber in the center and rocker in the nose and tail.
Tasters found fruit and juniper in the nose, and caramel, oak and nutmeg flavors in the mouth.
The wine, a Tokaji aszu, was full of citrus blossoms and fruit in the nose.
There were blackberries and currants in the nose, but they were trampled by the oak.
But the talent so brilliantly announced in the symphony always seems less controlled and focused in The Nose.
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