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Your doctor tells you that you have a “bilateral probital hematoma.” After she walks out of the room, the nurse calms you by telling you that this is just the doctor’s way of saying that you have a black
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Your doctor tells you that you have a “bilateral probital hematoma.” After she walks out of the room, the nurse calms you by telling you that this is just the doctor’s way of saying that you have a black eye. In this situation, the doctor has used

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i believe it is metaphor, but i am not a 100% sure
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