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Noun(1) a complex of concurrent things(2) a pattern of symptoms indicative of some disease

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Noun(1) a complex of concurrent things(2) a pattern of symptoms indicative of some disease

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(1) Like all people, me included, there is a certain amount of not-in-my-backyard syndrome here.(2) In around one in three people with the syndrome , the condition gets better without any treatment.(3) You could as easily call it the Pinter syndrome and it certainly is the BBC syndrome .(4) the ÔÇ£Not In My BackyardÔÇØ syndrome(5) Acute lung injury and acute respiratory distress syndrome are clinical syndromes that are characterized by extreme hypoxemia and high mortality.(6) What is commonly known as influenza or the flu is a syndrome , not a disease.(7) So what about children in whom there clearly is some form of a rare syndrome , yet no diagnosis has been made?(8) On one level the photographs are an antidote to the stereotype reporting that has been dubbed CNN syndrome .(9) a rare syndrome in which the production of white blood cells is damaged(10) the ÔÇÿNot In My Back YardÔÇÖ syndrome(11) The immune response produces a syndrome of inflammation at the site of the infection.(12) Vinegar syndrome only affects films made up to the 1970s, when a different type of film was introduced.(13) Whether she knows it or not, she is cited as chief victim of the emerging syndrome known as dotcom envy.(14) If it is so, what is the fun of racking my brain with East-West or North-South syndrome ?(15) I would like to ask other readers if they have experienced road rage trolley syndrome this Christmas?(16) In years to come, we will see that familiar syndrome of sport, where ten times as many claim to have been there as actually were.

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(1) Like all people, me included, there is a certain amount of not-in-my-backyard syndrome here.(2) In around one in three people with the syndrome , the condition gets better without any treatment.(3) You could as easily call it the Pinter syndrome and it certainly is the BBC syndrome .(4) the ÔÇ£Not In My BackyardÔÇØ syndrome(5) Acute lung injury and acute respiratory distress syndrome are clinical syndromes that are characterized by extreme hypoxemia and high mortality.(6) What is commonly known as influenza or the flu is a syndrome , not a disease.(7) So what about children in whom there clearly is some form of a rare syndrome , yet no diagnosis has been made?(8) On one level the photographs are an antidote to the stereotype reporting that has been dubbed CNN syndrome .(9) a rare syndrome in which the production of white blood cells is damaged(10) the ÔÇÿNot In My Back YardÔÇÖ syndrome(11) The immune response produces a syndrome of inflammation at the site of the infection.(12) Vinegar syndrome only affects films made up to the 1970s, when a different type of film was introduced.(13) Whether she knows it or not, she is cited as chief victim of the emerging syndrome known as dotcom envy.(14) If it is so, what is the fun of racking my brain with East-West or North-South syndrome ?(15) I would like to ask other readers if they have experienced road rage trolley syndrome this Christmas?(16) In years to come, we will see that familiar syndrome of sport, where ten times as many claim to have been there as actually were.

Related Words

(1) carpal tunnel syndrome

(2) premenstrual syndrome

(3) metabolic syndrome

(4) fetal alcohol syndrome

(5) restless legs syndrome

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(1) carpal tunnel syndrome

(2) premenstrual syndrome

(3) metabolic syndrome

(4) fetal alcohol syndrome

(5) restless legs syndrome

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Noun

1. condition

2. illness

3. complex

4. disorder

5. affliction

6. sickness

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Noun

1. condition

2. illness

3. complex

4. disorder

5. affliction

6. sickness

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