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Doughnut
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Doughnut
Imaging adjective Referring to a targetoid lesion or radiodensity in which the central and peripheral fields are relatively more radiodense or darker that the middle field
noun The targetoid lesion or radiodensity itself
Surgery A sleeve of tissue excised after a major gastrointestinal tract resection, often of the distal colon, when a cancer extends close to the margin of the original segment
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Lil and Alf - who's in new cinema hit Atonement - sucked on a bottle of bubbly and stuffed down dougnuts to fuel their antics, while on the dance floor Keith did dad-dancing to drum and bass.
3AM: A PARTY ANIM-AL; ALF SHOWS HE BELONGS IN BOOZY ALLEN CLAN by The Mirror (London, England)
A spokesman for Krispy Kreme said: "In honour of one of Britain's most exciting gay and lesbian vents, Krispy Kreme's exclusive heart-shaped dougnuts will be available hroughout the festival weekend.
Recipe for love at festival by Birmingham Mail (England)
The old menu MAIN COURSE Burgers Chips Butter sausages Hot Dogs DESSERT Ice Cream Jam Dougnuts Sticky Cakes The new menu MAIN COURSE Tuna and Pasta Bake Lasagne Spaghetti Bolognese Chicken Curry and naan Salad Boxes DESSERT Fruit crumble Apple Pie Jam Tart and Custard CAPTION(S): TUCKING IN.
Italian sunshine on the school menu; HEALTHY EATING: Pupils boot out ... by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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