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The ribs, once fine and flexible, became heavy and imbricating so that they could support the thick trunk. For her, making a slave woman part of her "family" means taking the slave woman's story and imbricating it into her family's narrative. Imbricating the muscle realigns the direction of tension upward to further treat palatal dysfunction. |
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