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firmly implanted

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Some of the disadvantages of microchips include: "Migrating" Microchips: Even though microchips are usually firmly implanted in the dog''s muscle, on rare occasions they do come loose from their moorings.
With President Obama now firmly implanted in the White House, Dr King's "dream" has come full circle.
Girls in particular have been thinking about this since they were little and have the idea of the perfect date and going out for dinner and dancing firmly implanted in their minds.
 
 
 
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