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fr subluxation (n) |
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fr chevêtre (n) |
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fr dislocation (n) |
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fr luxation (n) |
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bg изкълчвам (v) |
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fr luxations (n) |
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vi trẹo (a) |
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fr luxation (n) |
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fr catartisme (n) |
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fr hypéron (n) |
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fr luxation (n) |
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fr adouber (v) |
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fr paratopie (n) |
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fr irréductible (a) |
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fr exarthrose (n) |
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ses goyri (n) |
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la luxus (n) |
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de luxation (n) |
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mg pitsoka (n) |
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en dislocation (n) |
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it lussazione (n) |
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fr luxer (v) |
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fr luxation (n) |
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fro dislocation (n) |
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fr rebouteur (n) |
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fr luxation (n) |
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eu luxazio (n) |
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fr diastrophie (n) |
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la luxatio (n) |
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fr dujarier (n) |
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fr luxation (n) |
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bg луксация (n) |
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fr luxation (n) |
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