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Monetarists base their assessment of the speed of adjustment for self-correction in the economy on
External Urethral Sphincter
A muscle that controls the flow of urine from the bladder through the urethra.
Incompetence
The inability of a structure, such as a valve within the body, to perform its function properly, often leading to the leakage or backflow of blood.
Lower Back
The lumbar region of the spine that supports much of the body's weight and is often a common area for pain.
Gastrocnemius
A significant muscle in the calf that plays a crucial role in the activities of walking, running, and jumping, aiding in the motion of both the ankle and the knee.
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