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The injury is to the posterior cruciate ligament (PCL); not the more commonly injured anterior cruciate ligament (ACL).anterior = front
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Caffeine also triggers the release of dopamine in the anterior cingulate cortex.anterior = frontal
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Damascus dates back anterior to the days of Abraham, and is the oldest city in the world.† (source)
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Intellect is the simple power anterior to all action or construction.† (source)
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The history of this branch of the English Constitution, anterior to the date of Magna Charta, is too obscure to yield instruction.† (source)
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Dead center of each pyramid, embedded in their anterior facades, were gold medallions ....medallions like few Langdon had ever seen ....perfect ellipses.† (source)
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A middle-aged executive, whom Idris last saw three years before, comes in with an evolving anterior myocardial infarction.† (source)
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For instance, the fire chief in Perth had an incredibly large tumor involving all the major blood vessels around the anterior part of the base of his brain.† (source)
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They get smaller toward the anterior section.† (source)
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It is the source of subjects and objects and exists in an anterior relationship to them.† (source)
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It then penetrated the dura matter, passed through the left posterior lobe of the cerebrum, entered the left lateral ventricle and lodged in the white matter of the cerebrum just above the anterior portion of the left corpus striatum.† (source)
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The anterior of the skull is quite thick and the skull itself sufficiently large to absorb enormous shocks from blows administered in this fashion, and they are tremendous blows, for dolphins have very powerful neck muscles.† (source)
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Now to invent something touching the more private career of Claggart, something involving Billy Budd, of which something the latter should be wholly ignorant, some romantic incident implying that Claggart's knowledge of the young blue-jacket began at some period anterior to catching sight of him on board the seventy-four-all this, not so difficult to do, might avail in a way more or less interesting to account for whatever of enigma may appear to lurk in the case.† (source)
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Holabird had, five years before, done one bit of research which had taken his name into scientific journals throughout the world: he had studied the effect of the extirpation of the anterior lobes of a dog's brain on its ability to find its way through the laboratory.† (source)
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But the beauty of that stone, and the beauty also of those pages of Bergotte which I was glad to associate with the idea of my love for Gilberte, as if, in the moments when my love seemed no longer to have any existence, they gave it a kind of consistency, were, I perceived, anterior to that love, which they in no way resembled; their elements had been determined by the writer's talent, or by geological laws, before ever Gilberte had known me, nothing in book or stone would have been different if Gilberte had not loved me, and there was nothing, consequently, that authorised me to read in them a message of happiness.† (source)
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The flood of memories brought back by this revival of an incident anterior to her troubles produced a momentary dismay lest, recognizing her also, he should by some means discover her story.† (source)
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