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Contex

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Con`tex
v. t.1.To context.


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An observation in this contex that supports an effect of cadmium on GFR is the reported ecologic association between end-stage renal disease and distance to cadmium-emitting industrial plants (Hellstrom et al.
Yet only when integrated into the whole does it gather its real significance: a portrayal of man's desperateness to escape such a fate; the act a breaking of the order of the universe and a union of separate races; an underlying of the work's evocation of pity which requires relation to contex t: the realisation that such an incident is written as a reflection of real man's own fear of death, and as a spiritual message.
 
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