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REGRESS. Returning; going back opposed to ingress. (q.v.) |
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3) If, after reaching its most cephalic position, the notochord retains an attachment to the pharyngeal endoderm as it regresses toward the skull base, an invagination of the developing pharyngeal mucosa is created. However, there are so many characters of varying ages that Morris's voice is appropriate, especially as Liz regresses, becoming nine, then four, and then an infant. Combined therapy with deferiprone and desferrioxamine successfully regresses severe heart failure in patients with [beta]-thalassemia major. |
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