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She added he had been "growing increasingly agitated and repeatedly hitting his head".

From BBC

The more predictable his day, the less agitated he’s likely to become.

Conversely, when researchers injected the rats with a substance that agitates the immune system, the inflammatory cytokine levels rapidly shot up.

The Times was especially agitated that the boys’ fathers had had the temerity to go to federal court over this.

Former HR director Ms Hodkinson told how John Letby made agitated phone calls, putting pressure on those handling his daughter’s case.

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