Show's the receding gums.

Nothing. Not even a stick of gum.

Some areas of the gingiva can become quite large but have only a small attachment to the rest of the gingiva, and it may completely cover the teeth.

Nice, clean pocketdrop.

Infection and inflammation of the gingiva is common with this condition.

Sami's vest has pockets.

It isn't something that you just suddenly notice like bleeding gums.

He said that a shroud has no pockets but it s clear that his shroud and those of his sons and his cronies have many pockets Rehab concludes وبعث له ثورة تونس وهروب بن علي لكنه لم يتعظ ولم يتخل عن عناده العسكري العتيد

You got pockets there or something?

Yes Muhammad says before God all men are equal as the teeth of a gum

I'm wearing a jacket with capacious pockets.

Armed robbery, burglary, pick pocketing, procuring?

They stimulated her gums with a toothpick, to see if that was doing it.

Big predators became confined to isolated pockets of land.

Those indicators obscure the fact that there are large pockets of extreme poverty.

Pockets of polio transmission also persist in India, Pakistan, and Afghanistan.

Deeply entrenched pockets of poverty continue to exist around the world.

The invasion was swift and the last Polish pockets of resistance surrendered on 6 October.

The US Navy used a slightly different model that featured slanted pockets with zippers.

Therefore, the creation of enclaves built on ethnicity is probably not much of a permanent solution.

My computer will simulate a gas pocket at 625 feet and then hard iron ferrite at 635.

We use the law of cosines and we took an analogy to kind of triangle in r2.

And that's that moment when you're walking out of a space, and you turn around, and quite often you tap your pockets.

That's how she charmed my English gold out of my breeches pocket.

Only you can be onstage with a spotlight in your eye, and still see a diamond inside a man's pocket.

The side effects that occur most often are a temporary increase in tooth sensitivity and mild irritation of the soft tissues of the mouth, particularly the gums.

So the monetary authorities, they argue, must be in the pockets of powerful bankers.

An FMLN flyer was found in one of Franco Hernández apos s trouser pockets.

There are still pockets of resistance, in places where there is a significant stockpile of deadly weapons.

It's basically recognizing that Sitopia already exists in little pockets everywhere.

And there will always be poor pockets of society that get the short end of the stick.

Countries such as Singapore and the Republic of Korea have supported the creation of foreign enclaves such as industrial parks in host countries.

And instead that money went to underwrite the wars in Yugoslavia and line the pockets of unscrupulous individuals.

You want me to take you up to the top of the mountain within the sight of God, so you can pick up pockets of some dead people?

So the vitamin C is involved in collagen synthesis which is kind of the scaffolding of the body and so your body starts to degrade, you start to get bleeding gums, your tissues start to fall apart.

Fourth, repeated street protests, combined with a weak police force, fuel small pockets of criminal activity.

It is also a source of vast amounts of money, much of which will end up in the tyrants pockets.

India is a glorious democracy with an economically literate government and pockets of real economic achievement.

And with our program set to cut both pockets to the nominal size, we are ready to cut our jaws

Tweeds, oatmeal flecked with brown... a threequarter coat with patch pockets... a scarf, a felt hat, brown shoes... a tussah shirt and and a small blue handkerchief in her breast pocket.

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This approach would promote socially diverse and productive neighborhoods, rather than segregation and pockets of economic stagnation.

Pockets in the south west also show extremely high seasonal malnutrition at this time.

Almost all the cities of the developing countries had become pockets of poverty, characterized by overcrowding, scarcity of water and inadequate services.

Having seen what I did, I wasn't particularly surprised to meet Bobbie at the club next day looking about as merry and bright as a lonely gum drop at an