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See: disciple, neophyte, novice, protégé

PUPIL, civil law. One who is in his or her minority. Vide. Dig. 1, 7; Id. 26, 7, 1, 2; Code, 6, 30, 18; Dig. 50, 16, 239. One who is in ward or guardianship.
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Because scientists believe that potentially all of the symptoms of myotonic dystrophy - the most common form of muscular dystrophy in adults - flow from this single genetic flaw, neutralizing it could potentially restore muscle function in people with the disease.
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00 Hardcover QH430 Heading this collection are short communications on considering myotonic dystrophy as a "repeat disease" and using one or two individual organisms to address population-wide genetic questions.
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