D.C.M.
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Example Sentences
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“I also don’t have a D.C.M. who brings racks of clothes into my office and tells me what I should wear,” she said, referring to the deputy chief of mission, who in the series acts as the ambassador’s fashion stylist.
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Multiple ambassadors said the relationship between Kate and her No. 2 in the embassy, the deputy chief of mission, was accurate — along with the show’s use of the acronym D.C.M.
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The condition is dilated cardiomyopathy, or D.C.M., in which the heart weakens and becomes enlarged.
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CVCA, the group that contacted the F.D.A., did a survey of 150 recent cases of D.C.M.
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“The first clue for us was when we saw a household with two unrelated miniature Schnauzers with D.C.M.,” said Darcy Adin, a veterinary cardiologist who teaches at North Carolina State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine.
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