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Canal
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CANAL. A trench dug for leading water in a particular direction, and confining it.
     2. Public canals are generally protected by the law which authorizes their being made. Various points have arisen under numerous laws authorizing the construction of canals, which have been decided in cases reported in 1 Yeates, 430; 1 Binn. 70; 1 Pennsyl. 462; 2 Pennsyl. 517; 7 Mass. 169; 1 Sumu. 46; 20 Johns. 103, 735; 2 Johns. 283; 7 John. Ch. 315; 1 Wend. 474; 5 Wend. 166; 8 Wend. 469; 4 Wend. 667; 6 Cowen, 698; 7 Cowen, 526 4 Hamm. 253; 5 Hamm. 141, 391; 6 Hamm. 126; 1 N. H. Rep. 339; See River.



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These canals are called Haversian canals, which contain blood vessels which transport blood and nutrients to compact bone.
a lamella in a Haversian canal around a bone cell, or a local region of a polymer that is known to have a larger microstructure).
Our observation of a relatively low lead concentration may indicate that bone in this region may have lower blood flow in the Haversian canals and consequently less lead in blood available for uptake into bone during bone resorption.
 
 
 
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