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"text": "The nurse stood up and went towards the door. At that point the caretaker said to me, \"It's a chancre she's got.\" I didn't understand, so I looked at the nurse and saw that she had a bandage round her head just below the eyes. Where her nose should have been, the bandage was flat. Her face seemed to be nothing but a white bandage.",
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"sense": "lesion",
"word": "下疳"
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"code": "fi",
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"sense": "lesion",
"word": "sankkeri"
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