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Finally, there is the core called pulp (commonly called "the nerve")—it is a remnant of the embryologic organ for tooth development and contains nerves and blood vessels necessary for tooth function.
Barclays kept its nerve: it told the government it didn't need any help, and the bank has seen its profits rise to almost £3bn subsequently.
LONDON — Unless you have experienced a stormy Champions League night in Marseille, you cannot imagine the din or the nerve it takes to overcome the home team in its vast, cacophonous arena.
(Nerve: it won't).
For that kind of nerve, it deserves points.
"I was surprised by the nerve it struck in me.
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The ordeal damaged all my nerves; it is very painful.
As the virus reactivates in these nerves, it can interfere with their normal functioning.
The play touches a few nerves – it creeps up on you.
If the SPV was designed to calm nerves, it hasn't worked yet.
Given the anaemic recovery and consumer nerves, it could realistically be 2012 before we see interest rates finally rise.
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