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Dislocations easily move through metal that is under stress, again causing deformation.
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NEW YORK -- Dislocations in financial markets this week have awoken the doomsayers, with their charge that irresponsible stimulus policies are finally provoking the breakdown they have warned about.
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NEW YORK -- Dislocations in financial markets this week have awoken the doomsayers, with their charge that irresponsible stimulus policies are finally provoking the breakdown they have warned about.
Slide in Treasurys Is the Price of Success Michael Casey 2010
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NEW YORK -- Dislocations in financial markets this week have awoken the doomsayers, with their charge that irresponsible stimulus policies are finally provoking the breakdown they have warned about.
Slide in Treasurys Is the Price of Success Michael Casey 2010
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Dislocations backward, like those of the elbows, may also be reduced by moderate extension.
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Dislocations of the bones of the foot are to be treated like those of the hand.
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Dislocations at the knee are of a milder character than those of the elbow, owing to the compactness and regularity of the joint; and hence it is more readily dislocated and reduced.
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Dislocations at the joints are to a greater and less extent.
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