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1 After dislodgment of the pin there was subsidence of the cough and rapid recovery.

2 Choking.—In case of Choking, a violent slap with the open hand between the shoulders of the sufferer will often effect a dislodgment.

3 When I went to retrieve a bike at Clark Street, there was a problem with dislodgment; none of the various codes I entered managed to release a bike.

4 General anesthesia is contraindicated because of the dyspnea apt to be present, and because the struggles of the patient might cause a dislodgment of the laryngeal intruder and aspiration to a lower level.

5 Entering public life with vehement aversion to the recent dislodgment of the landed aristocracy as the mainspring of parliamentary power, he lent himself to two further enormously extensive changes in the constitutional centre of gravity.

6 I certainly wish for such dislodgments in me and mine, if we need them.

7 The animal herself contributes materially to the quota of germ life finding its way into the milk through the dislodgment of dust and filth particles adhering to its hairy coat.

8 Clearly enough it had been the sudden plunge of heavy timbers and the dislodgment of those upper logs, which accounted for this havoc of death.

9 Having thus partly turned the Confederate position on our left, Sherman hoped that McPherson might complete their dislodgment by a similar flanking movement through Dallas on our right.

10 Adelle knew that he was referring to what had occurred earlier in the day between them, and throwing the blame for his dislodgment upon her.

11 Often the dislodgment of a block of ice is instantaneous, and not even a cannon-ball or thunderbolt could be more rapid in its descent.

12 He shrank from certain gruesome possibilities,—such as the dislodgment of stones at the bottom of the crevice and the consequent exposure of a thing that would haunt him forever.

13 The latter exertion was particularly for the dislodgment of the ubiquitous sandflea!

14 The risk of dislodgment is often great and the fracture of limbs is a common accident.

15 The Russians had not cared to leave them there over night, but the dislodgment proved difficult.

16 Stooping down, he groped diligently by his right foot, but was aware of nothing but a crabbed stump, that resisted every attempt they could use for its dislodgment.

17 The dislodgment of the Afghan army by a much smaller force, from a position they had themselves chosen, had evidently had a salutary effect.

18 And surgically implanted tubes are a setup for complications: dislodgments, bleeding and infections that can result in pain, hospital admissions and the use of arm restraints in already confused patients.

19 Objective: To discuss the method of treatment of dislodgment cornea deep layer glass foreign body through analysis with 60 cases.

目的：通过对60例角膜深层玻璃异物取出的回顾分析，探讨治疗的方法。

20 The sudden dislodgment of the oar precipitated Slats against one of the Mattenburg boys who thereupon announced that he would man the oar instead.

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