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Raining Down

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Raining Down
A descriptive term for the ‘dropping’ of fascicles of uniform, pale spindled nevus cells from an irregularly hyperplastic epidermis into the reticular dermis among collagen bundles. As the fascicles drop deeper into the dermis they become smaller (maturation). Raining down is a feature of Spitz nevus, and a soft criterion of benignancy. In addition, the papillary dermis is widened, oedematous and replete with ectatic vessels
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The people on that coach were genuine Millwall supporters, many of them with families, and it was frightening when the bottles and glasses started raining down on us.
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