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Things organ often describes ("organ ________")
- building
- gallery
- stop
- procurement
- distribution
- transplant
- tissues
- pipes
- recital
- dysfunction
- grinder
- donations
- transplantation
- tones
- physiology
- donation
- notes
- responses
- replacement
- removal
- function
- recovery
- builder
- toxicity
- failure
- resistance
- lessons
- specific
- enlargement
- culture
- stops
- extracts
- playing
- loft
- disease
- specificity
- builders
- neuroses
- meats
- screen
- cactus
- neurosis
- recitals
- retrieval
- pieces
- maker
- grafts
- formation
- perfusion
- insensitivity
- allografts
- ischemia
- response
- pipe
- blower
- mass
- flow
- systems
- cultures
- regeneration
- banks
- weight
- damage
- case
- responsiveness
- grinders
- pleasure
- player
- music
- rejection
- unresponsiveness
- preservation
- motion
- sensitivity
- transplants
- syndrome
- meat
- inferiority
- injury
- pathology
- recipients
- primordia
- involvement
- point
- complications
- accompaniment
- tone
- scaling
- donors
How organ often is described ("________ organ")
- reed
- light
- respiratory
- principal
- excretory
- auditory
- essential
- genital
- single
- solid
- reproductive
- making
- transplanted
- entire
- chief
- hollow
- vomeronasal
- representative
- official
- highest
- central
- hand
- olfactory
- vital
- democratic
- supreme
- specialized
- primary
- permanent
- legislative
- end
- latter
- sensory
- shaped
- important
- main
- appropriate
- internal
- sensitive
- administrative
- particular
- weekly
- muscular
- golgi
- executive
- pineal
- donor
- delicate
- sole
- peripheral
- visual
- intromittent
- abdominal
- judicial
- vocal
- spiral
- manual
- like
- fine
- accessory
- endocrine
- male
- barrel
- monthly
- female
- powerful
- sexual
- special
- largest
- diseased
- complex
- whole
- electric
