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eritrócito Catalan
glòbul Either of two types of cells (erythrocytes and leukocytes) and sometimes including platelets.
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The strongest and reddest corpuscle had been the gift of his mother.
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He had the red corpuscle, the deep convolution, and so was King.
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The morning swims in the lagoon had thickened the red corpuscle.
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Sometimes the foremost segment has the corpuscle at one end, sometimes the other.
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The white corpuscle has but two dumping places now, the lungs or kidneys.
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Then all particles of Matter are in circular movement, from corpuscle to suns.
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For Bohr, too, had pursued his own ideas on wave-corpuscle dualism.
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No peasant blood, no middle-class corpuscle, stirred in this man's veins.
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Good healthy egotism in literature is the red corpuscle that makes the thing live.
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And the third is likewise impossible in a corpuscle that is a perfect unity.
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They call it congenital anemia-a scarcity of the red corpuscle.
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When the Feminine corpuscle unites with a Masculine corpuscle, a certain process is begun.
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Thus the red corpuscle may become colorless, distorted, shrunken, and even entirely broken up-Dr.
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It's as if we're in some kind of a... solitary, removed, and forsaken corpuscle.
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The peculiar shape of the red corpuscle has no doubt some relation to its work.
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Each individual believer is a corpuscle in that Body.