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pore an opening on the skin that contains a hair follicle
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porosity the percentage of void space in soil or rock.
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pore a small opening.
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porcelain Porcelain is the most vitreous of the types of pottery and, when immersed in water, absorbs less than 1% by weight of water. When thin, porcelain will often be translucent. It is the strongest of all clay bodies, but also the most brittle. While it is possible to formulate a porcelain clay body that fires at low temperature, most are fired to 2200-2500 degrees Fahrenheit.
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porta hepatis A horizontal fisssure in the liver, containing blood and lymph vessels, nerves and the hepatic ducts.
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