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The Environmental Protection Agency Administrator has degrees in biology and pathology.pathology = the study of disease
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Such a logical solution may not survive the pathology of special interest politics.
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Darren, this is Jimmy Ovo, an old friend and the world's finest pathologist. (source)pathologist = a doctor who specializes in the study of disease by studying cells and tissues under a microscope
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Dr. Amani, a soft-spoken man with a crooked mustache and a mane of gray hair, told us he had reviewed the CAT scan results and that he would have to perform a procedure called a bronchoscopy to get a piece of the lung mass for pathology.† (source)
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For instance, reading The Autobiography of Malcolm X—a book that begins and ends in the madness and pathology of America's racial obsessions—is a rite of passage for young black men.† (source)
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You have no idea what it's like for me, and you're so, like, pathologically uncurious that you don't even know what you don't know.† (source)
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Charles said my behavior was self-destructive, that I had an almost pathological inability to ask for help.† (source)pathological = caused by disease; or related to disease
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Virtually everyone in my profession of forensic pathology would like to see this test discontinued.† (source)
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A senior British forensic pathologist says he is very concerned to see bodies in pieces—as that is not standard postmortem practice.† (source)pathologist = a doctor who specializes in the study of disease by studying cells and tissues under a microscope
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The more he read about Salander, the more convinced he became that she was pathologically unwell.† (source)
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Eventually, when he could speak again, he said, "My point is that there were a number of passengers for whom the pathologists were unable to find any remains.† (source)
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At the same time, you'll also discover the transcendent account of a poet/artist who, with the help of a small, socially engaged core of community leaders and teachers, overcame his own deeply held pathologies to take on the great challenges of an oppressive and exploitative reality—and finding his own particular destiny with words, dedicated himself to making positive contributions in transforming that reality.† (source)pathologies = diseases
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But this does not mean that solitary, creative pursuits are themselves pathological.... [A]voidance behavior is a response designed to protect the infant from behavioural disorganization.† (source)pathological = caused by disease; or related to disease
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And I felt compelled to write the following on an index card: You need to have a dermatologist perform a punch biopsy on the mole (nevus) on the back of your neck If it is not too much of an invasion of your privacy, I would very much like to look at the pathology report.† (source)
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"Most of it's true, unless she's been saying I'm some kind of crackerjack forensic pathologist," Claire said, grinning.† (source)pathologist = a doctor who specializes in the study of disease by studying cells and tissues under a microscope
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The Coles were moonshiners and drug dealers, alcoholics, wife beaters, abusive fathers and mothers, thieves and pimps, and above all, pathologically violent.† (source)
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