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Things weaning often describes (“weaning ________”)
period, mortality, growth, gain, weight, conceit, periods, diarrhoea, fast, performance, environment, diet, rate, time, syndrome, phase, stage, transition, losses, check, confidence, rats, diets, conditions, behaviour, gains, failure, handling, undernutrition, rates, age, environments, ambition, pasture, lambs, deaths, traits, pride, index, animals, development, group, systems, nutrition, weights, diarrhea, children, food, pigs, deprivation, foods, infants, exposure, ability, survival, intake, isolation, practices
How weaning often is described (“________ weaning”)
early, gradual, successful, premature, late, sudden, abrupt, psychological, post, earlier, complete, terminal, rapid, emotional, slow, final, led, unsuccessful, difficult, directed, partial, natural, delayed, normal, immediate, later, pre, prolonged, eventual, subsequent, past, progressive, traumatic, infant, temporary, piece, severe, week, wholesome, ventilatory, postoperative, psychic, intellectual, untimely, gentle, bitter, term, careful, manual, self, harsh, painful, deliberate, artificial, conventional, systematic, easy, unnecessary, spontaneous, insufficient, voluntary, forced, faster, satisfactory, over, protocoldirected, patient, respiratory, inappropriate, adolescent, easier, forcible, prompt, speedy, medicated
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