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dislodgment

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dislodgment,
n the movement or removal of a prosthesis from its established position.


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glaucum does not need to develop an effective burrowing mechanism to overcome regular dislodgment by water currents and waves in such sheltered lagoonal environments.
The dialogue is ridiculously hilarious--thanks to its dislodgment from context and environment: "I don't believe in God, I believe in science," Esqueleto (HE[umlaut]ctor JimE[umlaut]nez), a shabby-looking vagabond who becomes Ignacio's wrestling partner.
 
 
 
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