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seize (sz)
v.
To exhibit symptoms of seizure activity, usually with convulsions.

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Q. after breaking both my tib and fib in my ankle - my joint has now seized up completely - is this a normal occu I have been told my ankle koint may never work again - has this ever happened to anyone else - and if so, what route did you take next - either a dusion or ankle replacement, which would you recommend? Any advice would be great Thanks you in advance

A. here is an article that might give you an idea:

http://www.aaos.org/news/aaosnow/may08/clinical6.asp

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Wisconsin allows the law enforcement agency to keep 50% of the proceeds from non-monetary property seizers to cover administrative costs, with the remainder going to education, and all seizures of money going to education.
According to him, the October Revolution had a great importance for the destiny of Slavic peoples, who fought a holy war against German seizers and won supported by the Soviet Army.
 
 
 
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