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And yet, tonight's episode hedges its bets, with a lot of uninteresting folderol that every reality show in existence foists upon its viewers: the farewell montage to the cattle-call losers, whom we don't know or care about in the first place; the perfectly unrevealing portraits of the winners, who seem practically interchangeable; their giddy squeals as they meet at the airport, and further giddy squeals as they move into their posh temporary digs, and their further giddy squeals --
Workup for a central nervous system infection, including a lumbar puncture and head magnetic resonance imaging, was unrevealing.
For example, in patients with adenoid cystic carcinoma, such as our patient 2, a predominance of basaloid cells seen on FNAC may be mistaken for thyroid follicular cells, and hyaline globules may have the appearance of ropy colloid, suggestive of papillary carcinoma, if cell morphology proves to be unrevealing but sufficient aspirate is available, ancillary studies such as immunohistochemistry, flow cytometry, cytogenetics, and gene rearrangement often help classify the lesion.
 
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