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clavicle
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  • Connecting us together, Jeremy's body and me, was a spinal cord, blood vessels, nerve endings, and this swollen scar right in the middle of my neck about halfway between my clavicle and my chin.†  (source)
  • "Look at you," he'll say, tucking my hair behind my ears the way he likes it, unbuttoning my shirt one notch and loosening it at the neck so he can look at the hollow of my clavicle.†  (source)
  • By the light of a lantern, he had examined himself and found: left clavicle fractured; multiple abrasions and lacerations of face and body, including deep cuts on the chin, back, and legs; extensive contusions on chest and trunk: a couple of ribs possibly fractured.†  (source)
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  • "Howdy, neighbor," I say, tracing lazy circles around the base of her clavicle with my finger.†  (source)
  • He raises his hand and I cringe, ducking m' head, waiting for the pain, and in that moment I know that I've done this before, felt this before, but I can't remember when and I don't have time to think about it now, because although he hasn't hit me, he's placed his hands on my shoulders and he's gripping them tightly, his thumbs digging into my clavicles, and it hurts so much I cry out.†  (source)
  • A rivulet of water speeding down his clavicle.†  (source)
  • Vertebrae, clavicles, scapulae, ribs forming the upper torso.†  (source)
  • In May, a Honduran had a fractured right clavicle.†  (source)
  • The same day Clara was leaving, Esteban Trueba smashed the phone to bits with his cane because it was ringing and though he shouted that he was coming, that it should be still, the machine continued ringing, and in a fit of rage he fell on top of it, showering it with blows and in the process breaking the clavicle that old Pedro Garcia had taken so much trouble to restore.†  (source)
  • , and a devotee of Havana's most notorious fleshpots, broke his clavicle dancing with the widow Doña Victoria del Paso.†  (source)
  • A white orchid wilts at her clavicle.†  (source)
  • The left arm needed to be immobilized to allow the clavicle to heal, which would require removing the plastic flex-cuff restraint.†  (source)
  • Her hand flutters to her clavicle, to the silver chain around her neck, the claddagh charm—those tiny hands clasping a crowned heart: love, loyalty, friendship—a never-ending path that leads away from home and circles back.†  (source)
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