vein
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This puts the full weight of your uterus on your back and on the major vein that carries blood between your lower body and heart.
any of the tubes forming part of the blood circulation system of the body, carrying in most cases oxygen-depleted blood toward the heart.
Quartz is the dominant mineral in veins in siliceous rocks, calcite in limestones, and gypsum in gypsiferous sediments.
a fracture in rock containing a deposit of minerals or ore and typically having an extensive course underground.
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Rarely the tumor may involve the renal 'vein' , vena cava, and extrarenal soft tissues.
United have hit a rich 'vein' of form
The fore and hind wings were similar, with the R 'vein' was bent back at the base in the fore-wings, less so in the hind wings.
It was in a similar 'vein' to the ‘Dear Bill’ letters.
In a slightly different 'vein' , the poems also propose an invisibly humble layperson's version of an engaged Zen Buddhist life.
Songs like ‘I Have Forgiven Jesus’ mine a deep 'vein' of self-loathing that, poignant in his younger self, seems more troubling in a man in his forties.
Such a clot will move to the heart along the main 'vein' of the body, the inferior vena cava.
The order of deposition for the main 'vein' minerals typically is dolomite, barite, and quartz.
A while back we mentioned what was going on with the other London Bridge and in a similar 'vein' we also like keep an eye on developments in Londons that find themselves flung far away from this, their namesake.
In a similar 'vein' , transparent quality testing and other compare-with-reality tests can help keep opinions grounded.
I don't have any evidence, but it seems that many types of humor may in fact generally anger him to the point of bursting a 'vein' or two.
While arguing a case, the Advocate General, in a lighter 'vein' , said that if income tax defaulters are detained under the Goondas Act, most of his friends would be inside prison.
It's been argued by aficionados that within Leonard Cohen's melancholic work is a thick 'vein' of comedy.
I felt his lips at my 'vein' , then his teeth, and all I could do was cry.
Barber contented himself to work in general a rather conservative 'vein' , which owes a lot to Brahms's choral music.
Hushing, for example was the technique of using water to wash away the soil and surface debris to reveal the 'vein' of mineral below and it was used extensively in the Dales.
His most characteristic paintings are in an extremely uninhibited and agitated Expressionist 'vein' , with strident colours and violent brushwork applied with very thick impasto.
In a similar 'vein' , while the weather was good news for some attractions - both paid-for and free - others were badly hit as both visitors and Scots headed outdoors.
Cautious balanced funds in this 'vein' generally outperform zero-risk savings or investments by a significant 2 or 3 per cent.
Not necessarily as instantly watchable as the now-infamous ‘Wife Swap’, but still in a similar 'vein' of fish-out-of-water scenarios.
For these operas, Wagner mined the same 'vein' of Nordic myth that J.R.R. Tolkien used a century later for his own Ring epic.
In the same 'vein' as concrete support, fathers responded to the question about help or support they had received by talking about the child care the program offered.
Well, I think he tapped into a 'vein' of discontent among the American people.
Unfortunately I didn't watch it, so that's a rich 'vein' of source material for this blog down the drain.
he closes his article in a somewhat humorous 'vein'
In a different 'vein' Abu Tammam wrote most of his verses about historical events.
he managed to tap into the thick 'vein' of discontent to his own advantage
At first sight the most remarkable mineral of the 'vein' is villiaumite.
At an age of about 10 weeks we took a blood sample of 10 l from the brachial 'vein' in the wing.
In this 'vein' , General Motors has adopted podcasting to promote several of their product lines.
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