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Jarcho-Levin syndrome Extensive defects of the spine with associated defects in the ribs leading to a small, stiff thorax and pulmonary compromise.
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jar Academic accounting journal published since1963 by the University of Chicago. Its emphasis on empirical research has been very influential.
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jargon A body of specialized terms used by various subgroups of a society, especially among professionals in a given discipline. Meaningful communication is often hindered by the use of such jargon, particularly when individuals from several disciplines are discussing a given case or topic. This is because some words have different meanings according to the discipline in which they are used. ...
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jargon the language of a specific group or class of people
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jargon Derogatory word for terms with strict definitions within a subject discipline.
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