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Things unresponsiveness often describes (“unresponsiveness ________”)
tap, difficulty, results, explanations, incorrigibility
How unresponsiveness often is described (“________ unresponsiveness”)
specific, immunological, immunologic, sexual, complete, relative, organ, immune, psychogenic, total, emotional, general, cell, apparent, induced, renal, adrenocortical, peripheral, maternal, tubular, systemic, congenital, adrenal, unarousable, female, selective, cellular, reversible, hereditary, bureaucratic, functional, term, central, partial, pituitary, prolonged, initial, testicular, behavioral, lasting, governmental, transient, multiple, progressive, temporary, cold, environmental, generalized, parental, extreme, subsequent, cerebral, oral, profound, permanent, sudden, continued, hypoglycemic, therapeutic, allogeneic, controlled, thymic, marked, alleged, nonspecific, lymphocyte, cruel, utter, ovarian, persistent, clonal, inherent, inducible, affective, awake, neonatal, mediated, antigenspecific, psychologic, unrousable, silent
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