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Things withdrawal often describes (“withdrawal ________”)
symptoms, syndrome, bleeding, reactions, effects, syndromes, seizures, reaction, signs, behavior, rates, reflex, times, phenomena, none, states, rights, reflexes, responses, method, behaviors, means, resistance, delirium, scheme, rate, results, designs, treatment, plans, cards, depression, benefits, causes, response, tendencies, fits, return, dyskinesias, liability, convulsions, periods, isolation, dyskinesia, uses, plan, phase, account, interruptus, art, flow, leads, retardation, orders, penalties, accounts, distress, mechanisms, scale, object, therapy, behaviour, limits, headaches, provisions, from, strategies, pains, restrictions, manifestations, severity, loading, fee, loads, penalty, sickness, illness, psychosis
How withdrawal often is described (“________ withdrawal”)
social, complete, immediate, british, gradual, israeli, sudden, abrupt, total, american, soviet, early, final, partial, temporary, voluntary, rapid, opiate, military, acute, emotional, french, unilateral, german, subsequent, further, mutual, orderly, strategic, eventual, physical, opioid, slow, unconditional, possible, narcotic, russian, severe, premature, benzodiazepine, hasty, iraqi, simultaneous, japanese, neonatal, quick, tactical, prompt, psychological, extreme, progressive, permanent, precipitate, formal, vietnamese, passive, planned, ultimate, safe, alcohol, successful, consequent, speedy, deliberate, massive, steady, cuban, forced, easy, roman, morphine, defensive, excessive, peaceful, selective, narcissistic, autistic, slight, quiet, apparent, syrian, silent, caffeine
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