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Derth

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n.1.Dearth; scarcity.


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The derth of data about the influence of hyperinflation on IMT is ironic since hyperinflation and its subsequent effects on diaphragm position and function are frequently cited as being a primary contributing factor to the dyspnea experienced by individuals with COPD.
Interestingly, there is a comparative derth of serial killers from a good socioeconomic background.
``People come in and think they have something that's rare, but it's actually really common,'' said Derth Obbink, owner of The Flip Side, a Woodland Hills store specializing in collectibles and memorabilia.
 
 
 
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