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Things aetiology often describes (“aetiology ________”)
age, hypothesis, strains
How aetiology often is described (“________ aetiology”)
unknown, specific, possible, uncertain, genetic, different, common, underlying, multifactorial, exact, precise, complex, infectious, sexual, organic, viral, multiple, obscure, similar, bacterial, infective, mixed, likely, varied, vascular, microbial, diverse, traumatic, probable, tuberculous, primary, psychological, allergic, undetermined, true, immune, psychogenic, presumed, doubtful, alcoholic, clear, environmental, inflammatory, obvious, autoimmune, congenital, streptococcal, definite, biological, rheumatic, syphilitic, immunological, cerebral, prenatal, identifiable, distinct, apparent, factorial, ischaemic, unusual, mechanical, polymicrobial, hormonal, psychiatric, alternative, benign, neurological, unclear, fungal, nutritional, endogenous, commonest, geological, heterogeneous, exogenous, developmental, physiological, malignant
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