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Things distress often describes (“distress ________”)
signals, call, calls, warrant, signal, relief, warrants, definitions, associated, sequelae, sales, scale, increases, work, noun, management, symptoms, infinite, committees, relationship, notes, conversion, friends, message, bill, messages, crying, meetings, vocalization, markings
How distress often is described (“________ distress”)
great, respiratory, emotional, psychological, economic, fetal, financial, mental, much, acute, severe, deep, extreme, physical, general, greatest, present, significant, personal, considerable, real, gastrointestinal, marital, dire, gastric, sore, greater, agricultural, spiritual, abdominal, epigastric, subjective, obvious, deepest, utmost, intense, widespread, serious, evident, terrible, less, commercial, genuine, immediate, pecuniary, chronic, psychic, temporary, apparent, mild, profound, sufficient, marked, universal, psychosocial, moderate, foetal, cardiac, psychologic, stomach, maternal, neonatal, affective, consequent, precordial, empathic, somatic, excessive, bitter, patient, parental, unnecessary, intestinal
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