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Furniture tends toward basic, repeated shapes, which may be left purely functional but are often extensively carved or painted.

Under proper agitation these bound particulates then grow in size to form the flocs, which may be left to settle by gravity or removed by sedimentation.

The T-tube may be exchanged to a large (12 or 14 Fr) locking pigtail, which may be left in situ for drainage until the fistulous tract is sealed (Fig. 1).

This may lead to regulatory ncRNA, which may be left over from our RNA-dominated past [ 64, 83].

The treatment usually consists of locating the sensitive points and then stimulating them with needles, which may be left in place for several days, or by the implantation of vaccaria seeds (wang bu liu xing), held within the auricular pavilion by means of small pieces of surgical tape.

Keep removing all growth below the graft except for leaf spurs, which may be left on so that nutrients keep flowing up the tree until the graft is successful.

The most common are paraduodenal hernias, which may be left-sided (more common) and right-sided.

So why, when it comes to housing, do we present residents with lengthy and time consuming complaints processes that require people to wait months to get a resolution and in which both parties may be left out of pocket and out of sorts.

The grass near the tree, which is just off the green, may be left higher this week to avoid the worst outcomes, but if players get below it, triple bogeys are common.

The emergency assistance that is the traditional focus of the Red Cross is generally exempt from the neediness standards of the I.R.S., which noted that even affluent families may be left temporarily needy by floods, fires or other disasters.

However, although all gross tumor may be removed through surgery, microscopic cells may be left behind, which may often be the case when micrometastases are present.