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The formal term for "guts" in a biological context is "intestines," which refers to the digestive tract's tubular structures. In a colloquial sense, "guts" can also refer to courage or bravery, but the anatomical term specifically denotes the internal organs involved in digestion.
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thereupon
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amendment
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