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Question of the Day!	by kickstart	2006-11-19 12:23:33
No voices, just 1000Hz sinus ...	by Medentic	2002-11-04 06:21:17
I think he means Tinnitus	by NavyJoe	2006-11-19 12:55:59
from Merriam-Webster Tinnitus Pronunciation: 'ti-n&-t&s, t&-'nI-t&s Function: noun Etymology: Latin, ringing, tinnitus, from tinnire to ring, of imitative origin Date: 1843 : a sensation of noise (as a ringing or roaring) that is caused by a bodily condition (as a disturbance of the auditory nerve or wax in the ear) and can usually be heard only by the one affected.
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Did you notice the word 'usually'	by flamebait	2002-11-04 12:49:19

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