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- noun Plural form of
blockage .
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Examples
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He dubbed the blockages "chronic cerebrospinal venous insufficiency," or CCSVI.
MS Study Debunks Blocked-Vein Theory Thomas M. Burton 2011
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There was also ki ga fusagu, which refers to blockages in vital energy.
Crazy Like Us Ethan Watters 2010
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But it turned out the cause of the blockages was a change made by Google that triggered the Great Firewall to mistake it for another site that is currently being blocked.
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But it turned out the cause of the blockages was a change made by Google that triggered the Great Firewall to mistake it for another site that is currently being blocked.
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But it turned out the cause of the blockages was a change made by Google that triggered the Great Firewall to mistake it for another site that is currently being blocked.
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But it turned out the cause of the blockages was a change made by Google that triggered the Great Firewall to mistake it for another site that is currently being blocked.
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Recruits, he says, are instructed to perform exercises to relieve the so-called blockages, including "Tao Holistic Healing, which requires participants to slap themselves - or to be slapped by the Dahn Masters - repeatedly."
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Though the numbers are less meaningful to the layman, the color green represents a normal balance, while red and yellow mean the body is creating blockages, which is not good.
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Her speech was peppered with New Age jargon — human beings were dragged down by "blockages" to their actual potential; history was the story of souls entering and escaping our field of consciousness.
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Her speech was peppered with New Age jargon—human beings were dragged down by "blockages" to their actual potential; history was the story of souls entering and escaping our field of consciousness.
The complicated story of Rielle Hunter and Jonathan Darman, the Newsweek reporter. Ann Althouse 2008
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