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hangover

noun as in result of heavy drinking

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Usually in such periods, an investor can “hide out” in managed-care stocks, but the managed-care industry has its own issues with previous policies and the hangover from bad rate updates to Medicare Advantage plans.

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Even as things opened up, the memory of that disorientation lingered, like a bad hangover.

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Symptoms of methanol poisoning are similar to a hangover, meaning it can be hard for a person to know if they have been affected.

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The hangover from the last election was always going to be nasty after a proper thumping, 14 years in power, and, oh yes, those five prime ministers.

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"I don't necessarily feel that in a sense of a hangover," he said before the game in Brussels.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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