<span>The cauda equina (literally, 'horse's tail' after its appearance) is the name given the collection of nerve fibers located at the end of the spinal column. The individual nerves in this part of the spinal cord exit the foramina within the vertebral bones of the spine nearly parallel with the spinal cord itself, unlike the nerves exiting the higher spinal vertebrae, which exit more nearly perpendicular to the central nerve bundle. This gives the cauda equina a collective appearance very much ...</span>
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<span>It was successful because President Noriega surrendered after one month.</span>
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northern and western hemisphere
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The "Bonus Army" was the name given to a large group of World War I veterans who marched on Washington to demand that their "service certificates" be repaid to them in cash, since the Great Depression had left many without employment.
