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In chemistry, chemical substances that hold the molecule of an active drug together, binding.<\/p>\n

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A bandage which is wrapped round a limb to support it.<\/p>\n

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A bandage that is wound around a part of the body, usually the abdomen, to apply pressure or to give support or protection.<\/p>\n

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A broad bandage most commonly used as an encircling support of the abdomen or chest.<\/p>\n

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In culinary arts, it is common practice to include an amalgamation of various ingredients such as eggs, starch, cream, or butter, or even a fusion of these elements, to unify the constituents and impart firmness and uniformity to the mixture.<\/p>\n

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