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appendixes.
See appendix.

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Q. What Causes Acute Appendicitis? I've heard that appendicitis is a very common situation. What causes it to happen? Is there a way to avoid it?

A. Appendicitis is caused by an infection of the appendix, usually from bacterias that are already located in the abdomen. It is not a situation that can be avoided and can occur in a high prevalence in the population.

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Additional features are an introduction with Assumptions and Terminology, bibliography, conclusion, glossary, two appendixes and an author biography.
Removing all our appendixes would prevent appendicitis as well, but no one is suggesting such an extreme measure.
The author concludes his book with famous escapes and appendixes of tricksters from scriptures, literature, and Greek mythology and examples of American doublespeak, which shows that deception has been going on forever.
 
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