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| All otolaryngologists should be cognoscenti of the overwhelming problems of hearing impairment and the challenges faced by healthcare professionals who care for patients with hearing loss. For months, cognoscenti have proclaimed that the governor called a special election and is supporting four ballot initiatives because his media handlers want to make millions off these measures. The Parisian cognoscenti are curious to catch a whiff of change, to spot an emerging young star, and to glimpse the process of training the famed French dancers. |
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