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cartilage /ˈkɑr tə lədʒ/ ?

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As the cushion of cartilage grows progressively thinner, the bones begin to grind against one another.
Other scientists have found at least a dozen cartilage-disrupting enzymes that appear to be overactive in osteoarthritis.
Doctors used to think that cartilage was the beginning, middle and end of the osteoarthritis story.

"The scan [on Friday] was reassuring," Wenger said. "We will have another scan to see if that is confirmed. We were a little bit worried about cartilage or even the cruciate but there was none of that."
on Mar 23, 2009 By: Arsene Wenger Source: guardian.co.uk
"There must be something wrong, but nothing comes up on the scans," Flower explained. "So nothing's going to snap, and it's not cartilage that is going to wear away. What we do know is that there is nothing structurally wrong with it. So he's...
on Dec 9, 2009 By: Andy Flower Source: SkySports
"They found a small piece of cartilage, rejected the whole shipment, notwithstanding the fact that this is not a threat to anyone," Johanns said.
on Nov 28, 2006 By: Mike Johanns Source: International Herald Tribune