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flag,
n 1. a type of indicator used for identification.
2. a label that signals the occurrence of some medical condition (“red flag”).

flag
see udder edema.

flag
Lab medicine A determined value on a diagnostic test at or above which a certain action is taken; eg fasting glucose > 7.8 mmol/L–US: > 140 mg/dL, is a flag for notifying the attending physician, who might not otherwise suspect DM. See Decision level, Panic value, Red flag.


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Byline: By Will Oliphant A NEW campaign has been launched to warn people of the dangers of flagging down private hire or unlicensed taxis this Christmas.
Byline: By Katie Bodinger South Wales Echo Christmas and New Year revellers are being urged not to take risks with their safety by using unlicensed taxis or flagging down private hire cars.
Police said that only black cabs can be hailed in the streets and have issued a warning about taking care in flagging down lifts.
 
 
 
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