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Producers have cleverly breathed new life into a seriously old genre - '70s cops driving around in bashed up Ford Cortinas - by giving it a Doctor Who-stwisttwist.
During it, a doctor discovered a lump in her abdomen that was large enough to cause a bulge from her pelvic bone to her navel.
To implant it, a doctor folds a patch, places it at the site of the hernia, which is a spot where an organ pops through internal tissue that has become weak or torn.
Perhaps this is a function of the detachment of observation and, specifically, a medical manifestation of it: a doctor must be the most attentive observer, but also, ultimately, a judge as well.
In it, a doctor's late-night visit to his mentally ill patient becomes a dreamy, fantastical event.
It's his son, Theo, who disapproves most, calling it a doctor's car, as if this were the final word in condemnation.
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Can you believe it - it was a doctor.
One day, as Dr. Meador tells it, a doctor-in-training was asked by his professor to define a well person.
I trusted them -- it was my neighbor, and it was a doctor.
If it looks serious and you are worried about it, see a doctor immediately!
It was a doctor.
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