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Tiny hairlike structures that protect the lungs by rhythmically pushing foreign particles up and out of the lungs are called

Tiny hairlike structures that protect the lungs by rhythmically pushing foreign particles up and out of the lungs are called
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Tiny hairlike structures that protect the lungs by rhythmically pushing foreign particles up and out of the lungs are called

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