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S/l epigy of the hallux

Posted By: Jai on 2006-10-03
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Subject: S/l *epigy* of the hallux

There are multiple calluses to the medial aspect of the _____ of the hallux.

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S/l *epigy* of the hallux - Jai
- probably 'epigee' a science term for the closest part of an object's orbit to another objec - proximity. nm Wanderer
  - ...would be similar to saying in close proximity to each other...nm - Wanderer
    - Thank you! - Jai
      - But if that is the correct word for your - sentence (sm)
        Hmmm...my spelling came up when I was first searching, but on trying again, looks like apogee is - what it should be. Thx! nm W.
        I flagged it for my QA, so I'll see what she says. Thank you for all the help! - Jai
        QA sent it back as IPJ... guess I was way off. - Jai
- Usually eminence. Maybe something that means same thing? - Me
  - Thanks, but that is not it. I've been searching and came up with epigeous, but am not certain. - Jai

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