Caries
Posted By: sinking fast on 2007-11-23
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Subject: Caries
Hi, all, and a happy holiday to everyone.
Am I correct in my thinking that caries (as in dental) is singular as well as plural? I just had a doc dictate "there was a large cary." I think that only refers to Cary Grant.
Does anyone know for sure?
Thanks.
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