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Mass media

Mass media is media intended for a large, public audience ; communications designed for widespread distribution, such as advertisements, films, and printed materials ; ; newspapers, magazines, books, radio, television, videos, and other means of communication that reach large audiences via an impersonal medium between the sender and the receiver.

Mass murder

Mass murder refers to the illegal killing of four (4) or more victims at one location, within one event. Mass murder is defined, also as the killing of several persons, in one act or transaction, by one perpetrator or a group of perpetrators.

Mass noun

Mass noun refers to noun that does not take the plural, examples are: advice, air, blood, equipment, food, furniture, garbage, graffiti, grass, homework, housework, information, knowledge

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Mass psychogenic illness

Mass psychogenic illness is the occurrence of illness, in a group of people, of similar physical symptoms with no known physical cause

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Massage parlor

Massage parlor refers to a place where not only massage services are offered, but also sexual services, can generally be purchased. Not all massage parlors though offer sexual services, nowadays, many massage parlors only offer legitimate massage services, like shiatu, thai massage, swedish massage, etc.

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Massage Therapy School

Choosing the right massage therapy school is a crucial first step in launching a successful career in the field. Beyond learning massage techniques, students should seek programs that offer strong clinical training, meet state licensing requirements, and support long-term career development. A well-rounded curriculum that includes anatomy, ethics, and hands-on experience with real clients is essential. Practical considerations like location, tuition, and instructor quality also play a major role. Some schools even offer integrated approaches combining Eastern and Western massage traditions. Ultimately, a good school prepares students for both professional exams and real-world practice.

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Massed practice

Massed practice refers to the practice schedule in which studying continues for long periods, without interruption ; learning in which sessions are crammed together in a very short space of time; concentrating learning into a short period of time.

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Mast cell

Mast cell is defined as connective tissue cell that releases histamine and other chemicals in response to certain stimuli, as in injury.

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