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Nope. Looked up operose and it means labored. She is in respiratory distress so it seems to make

Posted By: CapeMT on 2007-07-13
In Reply to: Not saying "rancorous" ?? nm - ER MT

Subject: Nope. Looked up operose and it means labored. She is in respiratory distress so it seems to make

sense. I think he is trying to impress me with his crazy vocabulary skills! Never heard it used before though. Hmmm.


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