71.   The cancer occurs mainly in men and begins as soft, mole-like purple blotches but can spread to the internal organs or the lymph system.

72.   The hardest segment to repair is the descending aorta in the chest along the backbone, with its many tributaries that supply the spinal cord and internal organs.

73.   The internal organs were preserved and put in what were known as canopic jars, then stored in the tomb along with the body.

74.   The misshapen cells clog small blood vessels, causing oxygen deprivation and other problems that can damage bone, joints and internal organs in periodic, painful crises.

75.   The next step was to extract and preserve the internal organs.

76.   Their external features and internal organs may be biologically older than their chronological age.

77.   Then the head is sliced off, the chest split open and the internal organs removed.

78.   They are so named because people infected with it can die from bleeding from internal organs, the mouth, nose and other mucous membranes.

79.   They are the nerves that connect the central nervous system, including the brain and spinal cord, to the muscles, skin and internal organs.

80.   They contained feet, heads, internal organs, all neatly labeled.