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foci

noun as in center of attraction

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The fasting mice had better blood values, less fatty liver and liver inflammation and above all: they developed less liver cancer and had fewer cancer foci in the liver.

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They did not find aberrant crypt foci or other indicators of toxicity in the animals.

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Because people in the academy have certainly written about the magonistas in multiple languages, lots of different foci, but it really hasn’t been told in the United States to a broad audience.

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Ellipses have two centers, or foci; the more elongated the ellipse, the farther apart these foci are.

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Cities need foci, and his buildings are meant to keep you looking, slightly in awe, even a little aghast at their bravado.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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