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detox

[dee-toks, dee-toks] / ˈdiˌtɒks, diˈtɒks /


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Americans’ monthlong exercises in restraint have been known to affect sales of everything from razors in November to alcohol at the beginning of the year and snacks as some take on a one-month sugar detox.

From The Wall Street Journal

It’s that time of year again: detox season.

From Los Angeles Times

In Northern Ireland, inpatient rehab and detox services are delivered across a number of facilities:

From BBC

There’s a new popular New Year’s resolution in town: Enter the digital detox.

From The Wall Street Journal

A royal aide said this was a reference to the social impact of new technologies on communities, and that people might consider a "digital detox".

From BBC