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induced

adjective as in persuaded

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adjective as in brought about

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"Essentially the minds of patients were manipulated using verbal cues," she says, adding he also looked at the effects of sleep drugs, forced sensory deprivation, and induced coma.

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"The ant presence induced prolonged aggressive exchanges," Wilson Rankin said.

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Mr Gray said the first he knew about it was waking from an induced coma four weeks later, and learning he had been in a collision in his car with his girlfriend and two friends.

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With inflation still stubborn and people smarting from the higher prices induced by the president’s tariffs, the economy is on shaky ground.

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“In that case, the motives which induced us to render assistance of such a kind to Cuba disappear.”

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

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