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a hinged surface on an aircraft wing that can be adjusted to increase lift or drag
a section of tissue that remains partially attached to the body, allowing it to be repositioned or used in surgical repair
the movement produced by something beating or moving up and down
a state of agitation, confusion, or emotional excitement
the folded extension of a book cover that wraps around the page edges to provide protection
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