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511. Cannula (kaniula)
:: Umbilical tapes are placed around the SVC and IVC cannulas to hold the cannulas and tourniquets in place during surgery
512. Handicap (upośledzenie)
:: The gelding was an 18length winner that day but failed to build on his success by trailing home fifth of six in an Ascot handicap on his most recent start
513. Handicapped (upośledzony)
:: I was born with one arm and some would say I am handicapped or disabled
514. Rotten (zgniły)
:: Youre absolutely indisputably rotten to the bone
515. Stitch (szew)
:: Place the tape on the inside of the roll line and hand stitch firmly in place on both long edges
516. Stodgy (wypchany)
:: When we moved the 10 everyone said the dull and stodgy BBC would get hammered every night by ITN he said
517. Homeopath (homeopata)
:: Whether the object of destruction by the medical monopoly be homeopaths midwives chiropractors or internet prescribers the purge is conducted in the same manner
518. Homeopathy (homeopatia)
:: Ayurvedic medicine and homoeopathy are popular in India
519. Round (okrągły)
:: To deepen the stretch slowly extend arms and round spine forward letting the weight of the torso fall forward
520. Victim (ofiara)
:: If not and if some want to draw lots to choose a sacrificial victim may they force everyone to join in
521. Affliction (cierpienie)
:: Bemusement uncertainty insecurity affliction are all tokens of an unremitting struggle however stylish the words are always about something they are never in vacuo or for display
522. Maladjusted (niedostosowany)
:: Avoid at all costs unless you are a codependent who likes to feel maladjusted
523. Incapacity (nieudolność)
:: Too often researchers say physical incapacity is prolonged by depression and fear when gentle exercise and behavioural therapy can break a cycle of inactivity
524. Incision (nacięcie)
:: An effort also should be made by the surgeon to avoid placing a surgical incision through a preexisting wound
525. Graft (zaszczepić)
:: It took several years before the legislation was drawn up and passed to put into effect a body that must tackle without fear or favour allegations of corruption mismanagement and graft
526. Invalid (nieważny)
:: This argument for fatalism does not commit the same fallacy that is use the same invalid argument as the first one that I gave
527. Nicotine (nikotyna)
:: Caffeine for example is a powerful stimulant while the nicotine in cigarettes is a sedative
528. Mortuary (kostnica)
:: Were not allowed to film coffins being offloaded at Dover Air Force Base where the national mortuary is
529. Mend (zaszyć)
:: He hoped she would go back with him and give him a chance to mend the differences between them if he could only figure them out
530. Make (robić)
:: I wish it were as light and soft as it looks then it would make a really interesting new kind of mattress
531. Surgeon (chirurg)
:: Many surgeons working in private practice and in cosmetic clinics would not meet these criteria
532. Surgery (Chirurgia)
:: Patients were last night due to discuss plans to set up three separate doctors surgeries in Westbury
533. Aftercare (opieka postpenitencjarna)
:: Thus motivation scores on admission to treatment are related significantly to entry into postprison aftercare
534. Knife (nóż)
:: He received a number of stitches for knife wounds to his chest and arm
535. Knock (pukanie)
:: As the blood supply for the scalp is so good any knock received tends to bleed profusely resulting in blood everywhere and bruising as a result
536. Speculum (wziernik)
:: An instrument called a speculum the same as used for a smear test is sometimes used
537. Speed (prędkość)
:: In Florence he met the Italian Futurists yet unlike them he was less interested in speed and movement than in the effects of colour and light in his work
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