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dead end
1. A length of pipe leading from a soil, waste, or vent pipe, building drain, or building sewer, which is terminated by a plug, cap, or other closed fitting; there is no circulation in this length of pipe, and no waste from a plumbing fixture is fed into it.
2. The point of fastening in a running rope system where the other end is fastened to a rope drum.
3. In concrete work, the end opposite that to which a load is applied.
4. A portion of a corridor in which the travel to an exit is in one direction only.


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19 with ankle and charley horse problems, the Bruins have piled up a total of 106 man-games lost to injury since mid-November - the majority of their season total of 138.
You may wake up the next day with a serious charley horse or worse, and you will certainly not be able to sustain that level of activity.
Almost three minutes later, the charley horse loosened enough to run again.
 
 
 
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