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Some think the great toe is first formed; others affirm the navel.
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It hangs from a simple bamboo rod suspended just below the navel.
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Now the aliens' needle wasn't going into my navel but my cervix.
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And you are free to cloud your folds, to bare the navel.
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The indentation in the mound-top represented the navel in the Great Belly.
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The umbilicus was five inches in diameter and three inches in length.
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This procedure facilitates the vertical dissection of the rectum from the umbilicus.
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Instead, with a sigh, she unplugged the cool-napper umbilicus and floated free.
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When I lifted my burger a cheese umbilicus clung to the plate.
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CLASS 6.-Fusionof two fetuses below the umbilicus into a common lower extremity.
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Ben could feel its point dimpling his flesh just above his bellybutton.
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Until his bellybutton pops out, poked out stiff as a little finger.
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The tip of the small end should rest above your bellybutton.
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Blood was pouring from the shallow vertical cut above his bellybutton.
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He let go when it reached just below her bellybutton.
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Up the street; up to the Omphalus, and beyond-whoshall say how far?
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They separated directly in the Omphalus.
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Even same thing in her belly button. It's better than Space Invaders.
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Now bring the tails to just in front of your belly button.
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She didn't want to give up on getting her belly button ring.
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The one who'd chosen a belly button ring over a wedding ring.
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Then dye your hair or get your belly button pierced or something.
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Paris to Venice Paris is the omphalos of Europe's night train services.
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Delphi was called the omphalos or navel of the world, marked by a shapeless holy stone.
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The Delphic omphalos-stone was cone, womb, and beehive.
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He would certainly-thoughSir Thomas Browne denied it-displayan 'omphalos', yet no umbilical cord had ever attached him to a mother.
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Time and again, in particular, I encountered two memories bright as sunlight in my mind, guarding the passage to and from that dark omphalos.
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In fact, Gosse started to more formally organize his anti-evolutionary ideas shortly before Omphalos.
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Neither theory attempts to solve this riddle, nor yet the riddle of the Omphalos.
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That Gosse published Omphalos two years before On the Origin of Species was no accident.
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But the girls do, cute little innies-andShip does as well, a truly whopping Omphalos.
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Without a doubt, Philip Henry Gosse's Omphalos is one of the strangest books I have ever read.
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Cornelia saw half-naked Numidian footmen thrusting back the crowd that bustled in the Omphalos-thegreat square where the two highroads met.
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He wrote a book called Omphalos (Greek for navel), subtitled An Attempt to Undo the Geological Knot, in 1857.
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In his work entitled Omphalos he developed the theory previously urged by Granville Penn, and asserted a new principle called "prochronism."
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Classic readers will at once call to mind the appellation Omphalos or navel applied to the temple at Delphi (Pindar, Pyth., iv.