He snaked it up into the heart, inflating the balloon to squish a clump of plaque against the artery's inner wall to clear it.

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The East Side Gallery was created in 1990, when artists from around the world painted more than 100 works on the part of the inner wall that kept East Germans from crossing into the security zone.

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The procedure - known as peritonectomy and hyperthermic intraperitoneal chemotherapy - requires a patient to undergo a complex surgical procedure and involves the removal of the membrane that lines the inner wall of the abdomen and all visible recurrent cancer.

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Emergency interventions should be undertaken by SBAH and reported upon, including in particular repair of the Ninmakh temple, Nabu-sha-Hare-, Ishtar-Temple and the Inner City Wall.

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And that's, as Professor Orfield points out, the beginning of the apartheid, that they created this kind of invisible wall between the suburbs, and the minority people were increasing in the inner city, and they said, this is the wall and we cannot extend integration beyond it.

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Also under consideration is a proposal to raise the height of the wall spanning the length of the inner harbor.

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Beyond these houses is a lower wall and then an entrance into the compound's "inner sanctum".

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