Only the medical crews know about these locations and these points are variable and changeable by time. The current recommendations are that all first-degree relatives get tested, and the reason for that is that all first-degree relatives do have slightly higher risk than the general population, we recommend screening because celiac disease is one of the most variable or diversely presenting diseases you will ever come across. The modes of speech are scarcely more variable than the modes of silence.

Silence is one of the great arts of conversation, as allowed by Cicero himself, who says, 'there is not only an art, but an eloquence in it.' A well bred woman may easily and effectually promote the most useful and elegant conversation without speaking a word. This is a big deal because tinnitus currently has no cure and no real effective treatment, probably in large part because it’s so variable in terms of, across different people that they experience it differently and across different people they react differently. Variā′tional, pertaining to variation Vā′riative, tending to variation.- Variable species, any species with marked rate of variability. Variā′tion, a varying: a change: change from one to another: successive change: the extent to which a thing varies: ( gram.) change of termination: ( mus.) a manner of singing or playing the same air with various changes in time, rhythm, or key: ( astron.) deviation from the mean orbit of a heavenly body: ( biol.) departure from the mean character of a species.- adjs. Vā′riated, varied, diversified: varriated.- n. Variabil′ity ( biol.), tendency to depart in any direction from the mean character of the species Vā′riableness.- adv. ( math.) a quantity subject to continual increase or decrease: a quantity which may have an infinite number of values in the same expression: a shifting wind.- ns. that may be varied: changeable: liable to change: unsteady: ( bot., zool.) of a species embracing many individuals and groups departing more or less from the strict type: ( math.) quantitatively indeterminate: ( astron.) changing in brightness.- n.

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