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Things loss often describes ("loss ________")
- reserves
- records
- method
- process
- reduction
- distribution
- makers
- beds
- plan
- drugs
- carryforwards
- rule
- dielectric
- rules
- material
- success
- factor
- peak
- fiber
- figures
- efforts
- spectrum
- days
- aversion
- diet
- function
- deduction
- provisions
- spectroscopy
- ratio
- fibers
- calculation
- responsibility
- resistance
- treatment
- control
- selling
- record
- rate
- due
- mechanism
- estimates
- orders
- problem
- spectra
- formula
- theory
- group
- equation
- leaders
- benefits
- results
- model
- line
- leader
- provision
- term
- component
- programs
- prevention
- account
- insurance
- surgery
- mode
- regimen
- column
- medications
- drug
- accounts
- measurement
- making
- basis
- test
- analysis
- protection
- aid
- statement
- coefficient
- angle
- phase
- tangent
- supplements
- statements
- goal
- events
- reinsurance
- table
- maintenance
- plans
- strategy
- lines
- point
- accounting
- materials
How loss often is described ("________ loss")
- progressive
- appreciable
- irreparable
- tremendous
- terrible
- dead
- sudden
- partial
- greater
- substantial
- net
- heat
- average
- much
- apparent
- annual
- term
- temporary
- gradual
- chronic
- weight
- great
- acute
- less
- potential
- heavy
- financial
- permanent
- sensory
- massive
- total
- neuronal
- insensible
- rapid
- maximum
- serious
- evaporative
- blood
- corresponding
- minimal
- further
- excessive
- induced
- fetal
- minimum
- visual
- pecuniary
- dielectric
- sensorineural
- personal
- overall
- expected
- considerable
- resulting
- functional
- slight
- greatest
- actual
- economic
- consequent
- conductive
- related
- marked
- possible
- unilateral
- profound
- tragic
- complete
- significant
- severe
- subsequent
- extensive
- resultant
- enormous
