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alignment
[əlīn′mənt]
Etymology: Fr, aligner, to put in a straight line
1 the arrangement of a group of points or objects along a line.
2 the placement or maintenance of body structures in their proper anatomic positions, such as straightening of the teeth or repair of a fractured bone. Also spelled alinement.


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