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ordinary h. see hydrogen.
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ordinary p. white p.
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ordinary s. the most common variety of smallpox, in which after an incubation period and a prodrome of high fever, chills, myalgia, and malaise, petechial reddish spots appear on the oral mucosa followed by a raised macular cutaneous rash that usually starts on the forehead and spreads to become generalized. The lesions evolve to become papules and vesicles, umbilicate, crust, and scab, leaving small depressed, depigmented scars (pock marks); depending upon the density of the rash, the lesions are of three types: confluent, discrete, and semiconfluent.
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ordinary negligence Failure to exercise the care that an ordinary prudent person would exercise under similar circumstances.
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order The Court's ruling on a Motion requiring the parties to do certain things or setting forth their rights and responsibilities. An Order is reduced to writing, signed by the judge and filed with the Court.
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