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Whistling Face
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Whistling Face
An autosomal dominant [MIM 193700] or less commonly, or autosomal recessive [MIM 277720] condition with atypical mask-like facies—small ‘pursed’ lips, deep-set/sunken eyes, epicanthus, hypoplastic nasal alae, blepharophimosis,strabismus, patientosis—accompanied by failure to thrive, normal IQ, short stature, scoliosis, camptodactyly with ulnar deviation—‘windmill hands’—talipes equinovarus or clubfoot


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Prospect, the union representing 1,300 FSS staff, said the announcement would "decimate the ability of the service to analyse current levels of criminal evidence andleave expanses of England and Wales without public sector forensic cover.
Union Prospect said it was "shocked" at the scale of the cuts which they believe will pave the way for the FSS to be sold off, Forensic scientists, managers and computer staff will all be affected by the "radical transformation plan".
Prospect said it feared the cuts, planned over the next two years, were "softening up" the FSS for a sell-off.
 
 
 
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