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mole

[mohl] / moʊl /




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Mr. Ingram said his nom de plume was meant to shield his identity as a former member of the Force Research Unit, the undercover British organization that ran Stakeknife as a mole.

From New York Times

As a result, men often miss the changing moles that are the hallmark of melanoma.

From Washington Post

A bleeding mole that appeared on his body resulted in a life-changing cancer diagnosis.

From BBC

The researchers said the photos carried several clear hallmarks of a fake, including strange background details and a neck mole that went missing between poses.

From Washington Post

Body dysmorphic disorder often involves a fixation on a single feature, like the shape or size of one's nose, a mole or the shape or curvature of a certain part of the body.

From Salon