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Things malignancy often describes (“malignancy ________”)
associated,
effect,
related,
effects,
induced
How malignancy often is described (“________ malignancy”)
common,
primary,
second,
grade,
advanced,
internal,
hematologic,
metastatic,
ovarian,
low,
occult,
gynecologic,
borderline,
human,
gastrointestinal,
pelvic,
possible,
secondary,
gastric,
hepatic,
abdominal,
pancreatic,
invasive,
cutaneous,
rare,
potential,
cervical,
haematological,
oral,
systemic,
recurrent,
cell,
renal,
hematological,
prostatic,
frank,
epithelial,
visceral,
frequent,
commonest,
true,
intraocular,
endometrial,
pulmonary,
aggressive,
terminal,
genital,
previous,
clinical,
colonic,
disseminated,
uterine,
subsequent,
induced,
overt,
lymphoreticular,
intestinal,
fatal,
gynecological,
gynaecological,
colorectal,
thyroid,
related,
hepatobiliary,
uncommon,
widespread,
pleural,
generalized,
lymphoid,
histologic,
prior,
salivary,
solid,
suspected,
intermediate,
pediatric,
hematopoietic,
urothelial,
residual,
extensive,
tumor,
intraabdominal,
histological,
associated,
incurable,
inoperable
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