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The same holds true for the billions of dollars of health care costs externalized onto the public through the thousands of tons of toxic, carcinogenic, diesel emissions generated by the ports every year, for the wear and tear on our transportation infrastructure, the costs of traffic congestion and the costs of blighted communities bordering the ports. While the dancers clearly are used to moving with speed and externalized energy, they are also trained in focused control and precise placement. Unless a portion of the flap can be externalized, these flaps are difficult or impossible to monitor postoperatively. |
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