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pectoral muscles
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The gymnast suffered a severe pectoral tear.
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wore a pectoral cross
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"Your pectorals are a little tight too," Wren said, and, horrifyingly, moved his hand to the front of her body.† (source)
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Under that, the poster showed the leading man—a three-quarters shot of bare-chested bronze flesh, with ripped pectorals and six-pack abs.† (source)
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He grew in both height and musculature, developing flawless pectorals and massive, sinewy legs, which he kept perfectly tanned.† (source)
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He nodded very slightly, pushed off the lockers, and walked away to attend his first-period class: The Care and Feeding of Pectoral Muscles.† (source)
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Designer pectorals.† (source)
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Where his pectoral muscles should be, he has a breast weighed down with the words of human beings: by words interred, free-as-a-bird absurd, unheard!† (source)
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His dorsal fin was down and his huge pectorals were spread wide.† (source)
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She traced her index finger down the line between his pectoral muscles, across his flat washboard stomach.† (source)
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You know ....flat bellies, pectorals .... GEORGE: (To HONEY) Would you like to take a walk around the garden?† (source)
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The ribs, if he survived, would heal, but the damaged pectoral muscle would likely never regain its original shape or strength.† (source)
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Both of them had very black and clean-looking hair and well-developed pectorals and biceps, as seen through their light shirts.† (source)
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She was pressing it to her left pectoral muscle, above her breast.† (source)
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"Secundo," Conseil went on, "the abdominals, whose pelvic fins hang under the abdomen to the rear of the pectorals but aren't attached to the shoulder bone, an order that's divided into five families and makes up the great majority of freshwater fish.† (source)
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