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unalleviated

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DISCUSSION General Significance Our main finding is that electrical stimulation of the NRM for a few days just after SCI reversed postinjury allodynia in the forelimbs, although hindlimb allodynia remained unalleviated.
These three figures' agitation is unalleviated by a saviour on a cross who reassures them with the promise of eternal life.
As any ethical tour operator can tell you, these days tsunamis and melting icecaps are seen not so much as unalleviated catastrophes as sustainable holidays you haven't yet taken.
 
 
 
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