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Lukecorlando (talk | contribs) (New page: A scab is a blood-colored flap over a cut or wound. Platelets form this scab in order to prevent infection. ==See Also== Platelets Category:Anatomy) |
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| − | A scab is a blood-colored flap over a cut or wound. Platelets form this scab in order to prevent infection. | + | A '''scab''' is a [[blood]]-colored flap over a cut or wound. [[Platelets]] form this scab in order to prevent infection. |
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| − | [[Category: | + | A '''scab''' is also an insulting term used by labor union members to dehumanize non-striking workers during a [[strike]]. |
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