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intake

noun as in consumption

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She'd always been a social drinker, but monitored her alcohol intake carefully.

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He predicts the ruling will hit US university intake next year, as most Indian students opt for countries where they can "put down permanent roots".

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This could include medicines or specific lifestyle advice - such as people likely to develop some liver disorders benefitting from cutting back their alcohol intake more than the general population.

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Weight loss drugs are administered via a weekly injection and make patients feel fuller for a longer time, reducing their appetite and overall food intake.

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"We do need to be aware that you have to increase your intake of certain things and your behaviour around recovery to accommodate your hormonal fluctuations."

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

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