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track noun Substance abuse A punctate, erythematous linear scar on the skin of the extremities, neck, and groin, and on mucocutaneous surfaces, which may be accompanied by intense venous sclerosis and edema of the extremities, a
typical finding in heroin addicts. Cf Skin 'popping.'. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The wartime Army loses track of Roger on a sprawling Western base, while he skulks around "with the louche air of an outcast dog" hoping not to be discovered. Funny as it is, ``Ushpizin'' never loses track of the complex nature of individuals' relationship with one another and - in a lot of cases here - with their God. Or the way she becomes so absorbed in the paintings she paints that she loses track of the time and hoots with surprise when she realizes how late it is. |
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