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aftereffects

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aftereffects [ˈɑːftərɪfɛkts] after nplNachwirkungen pl


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Appearing to feel the aftereffects of losing to the Lakers the previous night, the Clippers came back with a thoroughly lackluster effort and lost their first official home game of the season, a 95-85 defeat to the Seattle SuperSonics on Wednesday night at Staples Center.
She said she sees the aftereffects of child abuse on a daily basis while doing her job.
systemic inflammatory disease, extremely variable in its manifestation, severity, duration, and aftereffects.
 
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