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At this time, it was observed that a soft mass with a smooth surface which exuberated from the posterior part of the soft palate towards the oropharynx and oral cavity obstructed the airway on oropharyngeal examination (Figure 1).

As Afghanistan was coming to terms with largely self-imposed constrains over full realization of potentials, the Soviet invasion happened (1979) which actually exuberated inter - and-intra tribal rivalries.

The natives will have to adapt to the current economic development (exuberated with the new economic possibilities) as well as to the socio-political and demographic changes going on in the region.

Although I really have no love for water or water sports for that matter, my mini-adventure and the passion I saw exuberated by the students really inspired me to take up surfing sometime in the future.

It has exuberated an already desperate situation, with a world record of more than two million percent.

She exuberated courage, strength, caring; she just embodied everything that we learn here at West Point.

In the 1970s, fad cultures here exuberated a more rebellious streak.

As the study environment in this instance was a salesforce which operated largely independently and on a commission-only basis, it was hypothesized that the sales representatives may be subjected to role stress exuberated by limited contact with management.