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This document lists different parts of the human body including head, hair, face, nose, ear, eye, mouth, teeth, neck, hand, finger, arm, elbow, knee, shoulder, back, foot, toe, and leg.

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Body

2. head

3. hair

4. face

5. nose

6. ear

7. eye

8. mouth

9. teeth

10. neck

11. hand

12. finger

13. arm

14. elbow

15. knee

16. shoulder

17. back

18. foot

19. toe

20. leg

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