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Malate
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Anodontia
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In vitro fertilisation
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Rectrice
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Catarrh
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Raid
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Dynamic super-resolution microscope
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Ileum
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Substrate
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iPad
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Second of arc
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Giant panda
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Smoketree
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Movement
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Iridescence
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Partial eclipse
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CCITT
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Coprolalia
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Metamorphic rock
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Endometrium
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Guttation
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Dabbling duck
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Differential interference contrast microscope
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Botulinum toxin
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Depression
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Hominid
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Capacitation
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Channel D
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Montreal Protocol
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Shearing-flock
Fingerprint
Fingerprints are marks left by the furrows on the tips of the fingers. The image they produce is specific to each of us, explaining why fingerprints are used to identify people.
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