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KY
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KYKentucky (US postal abbreviation)
KYKey
KYKY Jelly (lubricant)
KYCayman Islands (ISO country code, top level domain)
KYKerry (Irish county code)
KYKirkcaldy (postcode, United Kingdom)
KYKvalificerad Yrkesutbildning (form of education in Sweden)
KYKarat Yellow Gold
KYKapustin Yar (cosmodrome)
KYKauppakorkeakoulun Ylioppilaskunta (Helsinki School of Economics; Student Union)
KYKeying Device
KYKilo Years (scientific data)
KYLinhas Aereas, Sao Tome and Principe (IATA airline code)


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As a physician, I have delivered a thousand or so babies--in sterile gown, mask and gloves, with nurses and anesthetists standing by--with confidence, but it was in trepidation that I washed her with soap and water, and donned a plastic glove, smeared it with KY jelly, and introduced a gingerly finger.
The judge said there was no way Praill's victims were lying because their evidence was detailed - including how the monster cut up his Viagra tablets and used KY jelly.
Use a substance such as KY jelly, petroleum jelly, or other lubricant with a water base to lubricate the thermometer ?
 
 
 
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