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The hand of the soldier and the two hands of the servant signify the three-fold accusation and denial; the infolded hands of Peter tellingly express both denial and repentance. 2,3) Perforations that involve more than 50% of the tympanic membrane and those that are marked by infolded edges may require surgical closure. Results continue to support a geological model that incorporates a series of closely spaced low angle (40 degrees-50 degrees) gold mineralised shear zones within an infolded Banded Ironstone Formation ("BIF") and schist package. |
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