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inject

verb as in put in, introduce

verb as in introduce into bloodstream by use of a needle

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These mice were also injected with lymphoma cells.

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For the duration of the procedure the client is wide awake, having had low levels of local anaesthetic injected into the skin and the deeper tissue beneath.

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Shorter-term considerations can inject volatility into policy, “and that volatility ultimately will undermine the likelihood of a consistent foundation.”

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The county sheriff argued that a collaboration would allow more leeway for local officials to inject “Utah County values” into enforcement and public safety rather than allowing complete federal oversight.

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But for a franchise that has made the playoffs just once over the past eight seasons, Dart injected a bit of hope that better days are ahead.

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