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medicine cabinet

A storage cabinet for medical supplies, toilet articles, and the like.
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2 Back out the screws in the sides of the medicine chest, tape the doors closed and lift it free from the wall.
But in a section called the "medicine chest" patients are advised: "Calpol - cures everything.
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