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Stomach was atonic, and three foreign bodies were palpated in the stomach.
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Increase of spasticity and pain, atonic bladder and sphincter function accompanied by vegetative symptoms were present in all patients.
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What I really want, with all my heart, is for the atonic clouds to stop greyly lathering the sky.
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The signs in the iris also indicate an atonic, relaxed and prolapsed condition of stomach, bowels and other abdominal organs.
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A strange bed in a strange place, and I had woken with a dull, atonic tune ringing in my head.
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She recognized as one of them the slow unaccented tones of Neigh.
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Get that pencil out and try marking each accented and unaccented syllable.
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And the unworried, unaccented voice of her father went on tormenting her.
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They are both within the zone of the unaccented syllable of the iamb.
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And I must say that your Web English is very unaccented.
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Her French, Dale soon realized, was perfect, unaccented except for its Parisian sophistication.
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By metre is meant a regular recurrence of accented syllables among unaccented syllables.
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But there might also be as many unaccented syllables as the poet liked.
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A Trochee has the first syllable accented, and the last unaccented; as, Hātefŭl,péttish
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An Iambus has the first syllable unaccented, and the last accented; as, Bĕtrāy,consíst
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Galiano's English was unaccented, but spoken with a Latin cadence.
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The group seems an iamb with a duplicated unaccented syllable.
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His unaccented voice was almost as sweet as his scent.
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His voice was also flat and firm, deep but unaccented.
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An accented syllable is followed by one or two unaccented.
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A Dactyle has the first syllable accented, and the two latter unaccented; as, Lābŏrĕr,póssible