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raccoon eyes

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rac·coon eyes (r-kn)
n.
The appearance produced by subconjunctival hemorrhages.

raccoon eyes,
ecchymotic areas surrounding both eyes, suggestive of a basilar skull fracture or childhood neuroblastoma.


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THE WAR TO SAVE NATIVE AMERICA'S SACRED SITES AND HOLY PLACES By Mike (Ali) Raccoon Eyes Kinney FOR OVER 25 YEARS, I SERVED AS BOTH AN ADVOCATE AND ACTIVIST FOR MORE HUMAN AND CIVIL RIGHTS FOR INDIAN COUNTRY.
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Have you ever woken up in the morning, and once you had a chance to wipe the fog of sleep away and actually look into the mirror you saw deep, dark circles under the eyes And certainly, your face looked more like raccoon eyes than it did a human being Have you ever woken up in the morning, and once you had a chance to wipe the fog of sleep away and actually look into the mirror you saw deep, dark circles under the eyes.
 
 
 
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