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ingrown /in·grown/ (in´grōn) having grown inward, into the flesh.
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3 Artificial Skin: Ingrown and Outsourced, Jennifer Tobias, p44, Skin: Surface, Substance + Design, ibid. You're in a combat zone, so you can expect to treat everything from an ingrown toenail to life-threatening bullet and blast injuries. At the same time, the dichotomy is so ingrown in popular language that it is hard to imagine how Goleman could altogether avoid the trap. |
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