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seam
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seam (sēm) a line of union.
osteoid seam  on the surface of a bone, the narrow region of newly formed organic matrix not yet mineralized.


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Mind, if the Pride Park pitch starts to fall apart at the seams and half his players get injured in the warm-up, forcing him to field an emergency line-up with Edwin van der Sar in midfield, he might think again.
A lower grade will be more apt to fall apart at the seams than a higher grade.
After a bright start, our performance against Alan Curbishley's side soon started to fall apart at the seams and in the end we were grateful just to avoid defeat.
 
 
 
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