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...he lungs. This [[sputum]] touches the lining of the mouth, the back of the nose, and is also swallowed, and, unless treatment to stop the multiplication of

...ot have the examining skills to know when referral to a specialist in Ear, Nose and Throat ([[Otolaryngology]]) is required to prevent permanent hearing lo

...ck interior and formidable fangs. With that terrible head only 18" from my nose, I lost much of my enthusiasm and recoiled."''

...vored—the single time Gonzales had beaten Schroeder, he was playing with a nose that had been broken the day before by his doubles partner's tennis racquet

...tion show, would still be disqualified if it had a "brown or liver-colored nose" [http://www.akc.org/breeds/bulldog/index.cfm?SEARCH_BUTTON.X=15\&SEARCH_BU

...tion show, would still be disqualified if it had a "brown or liver-colored nose" [http://www.akc.org/breeds/bulldog/index.cfm?SEARCH_BUTTON.X=15\&SEARCH_BU

...l method in Japan was smothering through wet paper on the baby's mouth and nose.<ref>{{cite journal | last = Shiono| first = Hiroshi| authorlink = | coauth

...'Intermediate-high risk''':<br/>&bull;&nbsp;abdominal<br/>&bull;&nbsp;ear, nose, throat<br/>&bull;&nbsp;neurologic<br/>&bull;&nbsp;pulmonary<br/>&bull;&nbs

...pposite the entrance to Greyfriars' Kirk. By tradition, passers-by rub the nose, giving it a constant shine.

...the policy more rigorously. Or maybe folks think this is cutting off your nose to spite your face? Thanks, [[User:Brian P. Long|Brian P. Long]] 20:30, 29

...national fame began in 1828. Tall and skeletal-thin, with a long prominent nose, he was eccentric looking and some called him the “magician”. He played

*As slang, '''hooter''' means "nose" in Britain, "breast" in America

...stem, which gave 240-degree direction-finding coverage centered around the nose and tail, was added to the RU-21Ds. Those aircraft arrived in Vietnam in De

...’s just what it is. I don’t intend to let Langworthy lead me around by the nose. When he tries to, I will drop him. I signed it because of the protection t

[[Image:WW2-Air-spitfire.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Supermarine Spitfire with its nose high and rolling opposite to the turn of the opposing Luftwaffe Messerschm

...equently see how the extremities are chilled by the external cold, how the nose and cheeks and hands look blue, and how the blood, stagnating in them as in