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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Joint: the place where two bones meet&nbsp;<br>Articulated: jointed or joined sections<br>Opposable Thumb: positioned opposite the other fingers<br>Immobilize: prevent something form moving<br>Compensate: to do something in another way<br>Ball-and-socket joint: where two bones meet and movement is a rotation<br>Hinge joint: where two bones meet, allows movement in one direction<br>Gliding joint: where two bones meet, allowing limited movement in two directions Fixed joint: where bones have met and fused together, therefore they do not move</div>]]></description>
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