• However, patients who have major duct injury may require internal drainage or pancreatic resection.
• This allows exposure of the entire length of the superior compartment of the internal auditory canal without injury to the cochlear and vestibular labyrinth.
• These responses can occur when materials containing latex come into contact with the skin, mucous membranes, or internal tissues.

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• The report revealed cases of bullying and intimidation of members, who also felt they could achieve little remedy through the existing internal complaints system.
• One of the more intractable outsourcing relationships is when one organization manages another's internal systems.
• One suggestion already implemented was adding a subject line to the organization's internal messaging system.

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• Decolonization was nearly complete so most insurgencies were internal struggles rather than wars of national liberation.
• In a sense, the European Union has no internal policies.
• Interference in the internal affairs of these nations now extends to demands of educational reform, and insistence on ‘democratisation’.

• The source of ideas is experience, the observation of external objects or of the internal operations of the mind, i.e. sensation or reflection.
• Overclocking my brain, so that a mass of thoughts could present themselves on the internal television where my mind decides what to do.
• Keep in mind that standards are internal; they are not something that you can or should push on to someone else.

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• For Smith, then, nature becomes internal to capitalism in such a way that the very distinction implied by using these terms is eroded and undermined.
• Disciplinary actions are internal to the police force and it is often difficult for the judiciary, but also for civil society, to monitor their implementation.
• Not being here was internal to his impotence, if that makes sense, not that it would have made the slightest practical difference whether he were here or not.