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   murmur against (someone or something) To mutter, whisper, or grumble in an angry, disgruntled manner about someone or something. We all left the meeting murmuring against the additional hours we'd have to work, but, in the end, what choice did we have? Instead of just murmuring against the boss like you always do, why don't you register a complaint with.

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   Pathologic causes of systolic murmurs include atrial and ventricular septal defects, pulmonary or aortic outflow tract abnormalities, and patent ductus arteriosus. An atrial septal defect is often.

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   Examples of murmur in a sentence, how to use it. examples: He'll soon be on his way, the water murmurs on. - Five (%) neonates with.

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   The mood is a bit morose, tired, weary and cheerless. The tempo is hardly rousing (ever). The songs are good but there just seems to be a little magic or spark missing. Can't say why but this one always leaves me wanting to play something else of theirs and not leave it at 'Found in a shell of murmurs' which is a gloomy instrumental closer.

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   Dec 04,  · A heart murmur happens when the blood doesn’t flow through the valves as usual, so instead of the traditional “lub-dub” sound, the heart beat may sound more like swishing in different.

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   Laborers in the Lord’s vineyard who murmur over life’s inequities, declared Jesus, murmur “against the goodman of the house.” (Matt. ) The goodness of the Lord is attested to in so many ways—mansions await!—yet we ungrateful guests still complain about the present accommodations. Those of deep faith do not murmur.

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   Describing heart murmurs is discussed in detail in the heart murmurs review section including murmur timing, murmur description, murmur quality and more.

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   “The Murmurs of the Earth” () Added to the National Registry: Essay by Cary O’Dell. The Golden Record Voyager before launch Golden disc covering. with external markings/instructions. Somewhere, today, right now, floating out in space there is a record. It is a gold-covered copper.

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   mur·mur (mûr′mər) n. 1. A low, indistinct, continuous sound: spoke in a murmur; the murmur of the waves. 2. An indistinct, whispered, or confidential complaint; a mutter. 3. Medicine An abnormal sound, usually emanating from the heart, that sometimes indicates a diseased condition. v. mur·mured, mur·mur·ing, mur·murs askemolaluacassoadongvimembgreasam.co 1. To make a low.

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