Things prematurity often describes (“prematurity ________”)
studies,
birth,
essentials
How prematurity often is described (“________ prematurity”)
extreme,
severe,
iatrogenic,
fetal,
early,
sexual,
human,
occlusal,
infant,
centric,
neonatal,
greater,
spontaneous,
true,
significant,
possible,
uncomplicated,
latrogenic,
astonishing,
gross,
less,
gestational,
excessive,
ectopic,
unexplained,
relative,
wonderful,
simultaneous,
permanent,
stillbirth,
biological,
newborn,
frequent,
marked,
defined,
alleged,
occasional,
dangerous,
borderline,
equine,
obvious,
unnecessary,
risk,
excess,
progressive,
genital,
sudden,
startling,
unexpected,
monstrous,
slight,
spurious,
posterior
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