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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. '.

track

(trak)

1. The path or course of a penetrating injury.

2. A treatment regimen or protocol.

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It was only after he was jailed for 35 years in 2010 that Merseyside police reported themselves to the Independent Police Complaints Commission for losing track of Chapman.

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The Metropolitan Police have confessed to losing track of 107 offenders.

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One of the main reasons people gave for losing track of their pension was that they changed jobs, according to government website Directgov.

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One of the reasons for losing track is the number of times people change jobs, with one in five changing jobs five times or more by the time they are 34.