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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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Sitting on the stage gazing up at the empty venue is one of the best scenes in a film which keeps falling apart at the seams despite its No 1 hit status in the US.
A televised trip to a ground where they've only won once in their history is just about all John Kear needs with his side's season falling apart at the seams.
Summer Bay's famous Diner is falling apart at the seams and it must be due to the amount of gas expounded by gossip-monger Colleen over the years.
 
 
 
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