Aortocliasis is a term that refers to a condition or a disease related to the aorta, the largest artery in the human body, which carries blood from the heart to other parts of the body. While more commonly referenced in medical literature, it can generally describe any pathological condition affecting the aorta cavity, including inflammation, aneurysms, or other anomalies.
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A genus of geckos, primarily found in warm regions of the Old World, known for their ability to climb smooth surfaces and their distinctive coloration.
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Antijaculation refers to the prevention or suppression of ejaculation, often used in medical or sexual contexts to delay or prevent the release of semen. This can be achieved through various methods, such as topical anesthetics or behavioral techniques.
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A religious or magical ceremony intended to expel evil spirits from a person or a place. It typically involves prayers, rituals, and sometimes exorcism tools such as holy water or religious symbols.
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A backsite in surveying is a known reference point that is used to help determine the position of an unknown point. It acts as a reference for triangulation, direction-finding, and other forms of positioning in geodesy and surveying.
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A type of carotenoid, a reddish pigment found in tomatoes and other plants, which has been connected with health benefits such as reducing the risk of prostate cancer and other health conditions.
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An order or authorization in equity law that directs a sheriff or other official to seize and sell certain goods or property to satisfy a judgment or debt. It is used in legal proceedings to enforce a judgment.
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In Islamic countries, a mukhtar is a local government official or community leader who is chosen to serve the community according to Islamic law. They often handle disputes, maintain order, and act as a liaison between the local community and the government.
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A referential name for the country of Finland, often used in music compositions and as a poetic term to evoke the beauty and spirit of Finland.
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