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From BBC

Americans are experiencing a type of spiritual, political and societal vertigo, where our fundamental beliefs and expectations about what is healthy and normal are being challenged, if not shattered altogether.

From Salon

Symptoms include the sudden onset of vertigo, dizziness and difficulty maintaining balance.

From BBC

The reports described unexpected cases of cardiac arrest, blurred vision, choking, vertigo and kidney injuries, among other issues — and in some instances identified specific concerns about how the drugs were made.

From Salon

In all, for many white Americans, the Age of Trump left them with a deep sense of vertigo.

From Salon

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