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What should have been a crackerjack crime thriller, with the best cast in town, ends up succumbing to self-important bloat.
www.telegraph.co.uk Complications include gas bloat syndrome, dysphagia (trouble swallowing), dumping syndrome, excessive scarring, vagus nerve injury, and rarely, achalasia.
en.wikipedia.org The authors vividly illustrate the five stages of decomposition: fresh, discoloration, bloat, initial skeletonization, and advanced skeletonization.
www.npr.org The word "bloat" is often used as a general term to cover gas distension without twisting and is often a normal change after eating or with aerophagia.
en.wikipedia.org He was known for his many agricultural inventions, especially those regarding ruminant bloat problems.
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