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• Thomas presided over council meetings with skill and self-effacement.
• Edmonds said with his usual self-effacement during a phone interview.
• The degree of cervical effacement may be felt during a vaginal examination.
• A'long'cervix implies that effacement has not yet occurred.
• The self-effacement is typical and, in a way, appropriate.
• Van Sant generally follows Hitchcock's blueprint with great self-effacement.
• But that is also English self-effacement talking.
• Sir Milton was known for his self-effacement.
• Such self-effacement was foreign to Nureyev.
• But that effacement is one of his themes.
• Self-effacement . . . an intriguing tactic, if it was that.
• Maybe it's Korean self-effacement.
• Brock writes, with rare self-effacement.
• Jay-Z's form of self-effacement is considerably less goofy.
• As the fetus descends within the uterus in preparation for birth, the effacement.
• An important aspect of Sir Milton's character was his self-effacement.
• During effacement, the cervix becomes incorporated into the lower segment of the uterus.
• In a normal pregnancy, dilation and effacement occurs in response to uterine contractions.
• It's the difference between artistic self-effacement and inartistic self-aggrandizement.
• Her self-effacement masked nothing less.