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Things apoplexy often describes (“apoplexy ________”)
days, months, stroke, hemiplegia, consequent, sensation, years
How apoplexy often is described (“________ apoplexy”)
pituitary, cerebral, pulmonary, serous, sanguineous, spinal, meningeal, fatal, true, congestive, adrenal, parturient, splenic, nervous, pancreatic, acute, uteroplacental, simple, placental, ordinary, abdominal, called, hemorrhagic, sudden, near, capillary, heat, traumatic, late, retinal, ovarian, cerebellar, ingravescent, genuine, suprarenal, violent, severe, temporary, perfect, correct, imminent, incipient, uterine, renal, probable, embolic, diffuse, labyrinthine, haemorrhagic, hypertensive, hysterical, pulmonic, superficial, quiet, seated, hempen, delayed, syphilitic, profound, spontaneous, chiasmal, mild, subclinical, rheumatic, instantaneous, dread, impending, atonic, infantile, silent, pseudo, entonic, persuasive, circumscribed, fulminating, choroidal, sanguine
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