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His practice of what he called "orificial therapy" apparently brought relief to thousands.

But this time I kept my legs crossed and hence avoided any orificial invasions.

She was as bound by the orificial secrets code as her future husband, and was equally as trusted.

"Music - Pink and Blue, II," from 1919, with its rising ripples of orificial imagery, define a woman's experience of her body as a landscape of movement and growth.

Plasma cell cheilitis (also known as "Plasma cell gingivitis," and "Plasma cell orificial mucositi") is a condition characterized by a sharply outlined, infiltrated, dark red plaque with a lacquer-like glazing of the surface of the involved oral area.

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