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Other strange deviations include LeBouef's departure and reappearance at the hideout carved into the mountain and his subsequent tongue injury; in the book, he remains with them all the time and is undamaged in the mouth.
Regrettably, Rodgers all but ignores the magnificent "Real People" and the subsequent "Tongue in Chic," "Take It Off" and "Believer," as well as his excellent first two solo LPs.
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Recently, the first example of clinical application of whole genome/transcriptome analysis described a MPS analysis of a rare adenocarcinoma of the tongue and subsequent metastases to the lung and skin [ 82].
Glossoptosis can be a dynamic problem in which the degree of "ptosis" of the tongue, and subsequent upper airway obstruction, varies, depending on the position and state of the infant (for example asleep, during feeding or tired).
Five tumour cell lines have been derived from a primary squamous carcinoma of the tongue, from 2 subsequent local recurrences, and from 2 lymph-node metastases--all from the same patient.
They are distinguished from Pentecostals because they tend to allow for differing viewpoints on whether Spirit baptism is subsequent to conversion and whether tongues is always a sign of receiving the baptism.
To cope with the edge discontinuity problem, the fast marching method was utilized to connect the discontinuous contour segments, resulting in a closed and continuous tongue body contour for subsequent ACM-based segmentation.
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