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