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toenail
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toenail
a thin horny translucent plate covering part of the dorsal surface of the end joint of each toe


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``I have to choreograph something -- that has no dancing in it,'' she opines at one point, and at another, she warns her teen charges, ``Do not paint your toenails a bright color; it will make your feet look rather large.
98) contains the episodes "Zoos", which deals with the daily reality of everything from zoo feeding time to clipping elephant toenails, to "Talk To The Animals" which gets up close and personal with the coolest members of the animal kingdom, to "Swamps & Gators" which includes a safari in the Everglades and "Killer Creatures" that covers everything from Komodo Dragons to meat- eating bears to tigers.
Ingrown toenails are, of course, a common podiatric problem treated among children of all ages, and young people often learn the hard way how critically important foot care and footwear is.
 
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