aborted systole

[ ə-bôr′tĭd ]

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A loss of the systolic beat in the radial pulse through weakness of the ventricular contraction.

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Their website seems almost exclusively involved with smoking out products and manufacturers that use aborted fetal cell lines.
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Meanwhile, our unlikely Ibiza hero Orlando Bloom has made a full recovery from the aborted fistfight.
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Note: These are only a handful of many aborted could-be classics.
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That said, these are not the same folks shouting “God Hates Fags” and carrying pictures of aborted fetuses.
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As teenagers, we were taught about the sanctity of life with a graphic depiction of an aborted fetus.
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The ding of her husband's cash register and the click of her dangle bag mark the systole and diastole of married life.
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Rudimentary Mllerian ducts, opening anteriorly into the body-cavity, which sometimes carry aborted Kopfnieren.
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In neither case are the Malpighian bodies connected with the aborted tubes.
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The remedies are then supposed to have aborted or to have inhibited the development of the cold.
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Systole and diastole, the contraction and dilation of the heart and arteries.
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