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331. Addictive (addictive)
:: Tobacco is one of the most addictive drugs available and by far the deadliest overall
332. Epidemic ('ōkuʻu)
:: In short humanity faces a growing global mental illness crisis of epidemic proportions
333. Weak (nawaliwali)
:: Mold can be cleaned off surfaces with a weak bleach solution
334. Prognosis (prognosis)
:: Ventricular tachycardia carries a serious adverse prognosis particularly in the presence of coronary artery disease and impaired ventricular function
335. Gym (hale haʻuki)
:: One player who walks into the gym and all her teammates are a little afraid of what she might do next
336. Radiography (radiography)
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337. Radiologist (radiologist)
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338. Radiotherapy (radiotherapy)
:: The book was written for practicing and teaching pathologists but it should also be appealing to radiologists medical and surgical oncologists and radiotherapists
339. Dispense (dispense)
:: So they use the public sector not to provide services but to dispense patronage they use trade protection to distribute favours
340. Reject (hoomalau)
:: Would people reject me just because Im too pale my nose is too long and my hair too light
341. Relapse (relapse)
:: He has apparently given up drugs on three or four occasions but he has relapsed
342. Curative (curative)
:: He reported he felt better making her wonder about the benefits of increased circulation as a curative
343. Dentist (dentist)
:: In the shortterm we will change the way dentists are remunerated for treating patients
344. Dentistry (dentistry)
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345. Administer (lawelawe i)
:: Parish directors and lay ministers are asked to prepare candidates for baptism or marriage then to step aside when a priest arrives to administer the sacraments
346. Peyote (peyote)
:: In dissent Justice Harry Blackmun noted that a number of states as well as the federal government were letting Native Americans use peyote without any evident adverse effect on law enforcement or the health of the users
347. Dissipated (dissipated)
:: Life was good in a dissipated and decadent perpetuallysozzled sort of way
348. Tobacco (paka)
:: This can happen due to variety of reasons the commonest being smoking or chewing tobacco
349. Breath (ka hanu)
:: Pedro is a breath away from signing with the Mets
350. Disorder (kāna hana)
:: If there isnt enough time to figure this out well see disorder in the market next year she said
351. Dispensary (dispensary)
:: The dispensary with its scores of bottles containing different coloured medicines on the shelves has been left just as Alf would have found it in the 1950s
352. Robust (waiwai nui)
:: Less rugged and robust than debonair and sophisticated he attracted modern independent women who appreciated his flair
353. Sister (kaikuaʻana, kaikaina)
:: Yesterday an old man collapsed in the toilet and Amelia ran out to fetch the ward sister
354. Pharmaceutical (mea lāʻau lapaʻau)
:: A long period is needed for pharmaceutical drugs to acquire marketing approval
355. Pharmacist (pharmacist)
:: Most pharmacists who suspect a drug is being abused either refuse to sell the product or claim it is out of stock
356. Pharmacy (hale kūʻai lāʻau lapaʻau)
:: They can be bought overthecounter at pharmacies and health food shops
357. Tuberculosis (tuberculosis)
:: Early diagnosis of tuberculosis is an important arm in the control of tuberculosis
358. Tuck (lehu nona)
:: A downhill tuck lets you slice through the wind maintaining speed while you recover from the climb
359. Sore (iho la)
:: He was angry now sore as a skunk and with enough whisky inside him to keep Jim Beam going for ten years or so
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