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The following week, the possibility of infection was dismissed by the medical personnel, who allowed more contact with external items, including haircutting tools.

Mr. Martin tried to explain: "Well, one of the purposes was to show how corsets became an external item in 20th-century clothing."

Despite being billed as a world car, the only external items the Mondeo shared initially with the Contour were the windscreen, front windows, front mirrors and door handles.

While the engine is little changed aside from external items such as the exhaust and airbox (which add 5bhp and more torque, too), the chassis is entirely new.

It has recently been shown that Gemmata obscuriglobus is able to take in large molecules via a process which in some ways resembles endocytosis, the process used by eukaryotic cells to engulf external items.

If the greater part of those taking part in the vote expressed their discord and non-confidence in the Irish Government's policies relating to the main external item, the true political interpretation of it is a question for Irish society.

In order to cope more efficiently with memory disorders many people with ABI use memory aids; these included external items such as diaries, notebooks and electronic organizers, internal strategies for example visual associations, and environmental adaptations such as labeling kitchen cupboards.