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vein

[veyn] / veɪn /




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In earlier studies, scientists sometimes inserted catheters into veins in a patient's neck to collect blood as it left the brain.

From Science Daily

Samples were taken from the hepatic portal vein, which carries blood from the intestine to the liver, and from peripheral blood, which travels from the liver to the heart before circulating through the body.

From Science Daily

In addition to preternatural skill, you need icewater in your veins to do that.

From The Wall Street Journal

In like vein, James was the last British monarch to step into the role of judge and pass sentence on one of his subjects.

From The Wall Street Journal

With so many movies and television series working that vein over more than a century, it’s no surprise that the same material turns up again and again.

From Los Angeles Times