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absolució The act of absolving or remitting; formal redemption as pronounced by a priest in the sacrament of penance.
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Examples for "remission"
Examples for "remission"
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Given normal remission, she could expect to be released in a year.
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Results: Seventeen percent of the patients were in remission without any treatment.
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Background: With remission now the treatment goal, antidepressant trial duration has increased.
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Therefore, fever remission could be an early marker of response to ERT.
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Background: Sustaining clinical remission is an important treatment goal in moderate-to-severe UC.
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The biggest remittance 'corridor' is money sent from the US to Mexico.
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The remittance market collapsed and with it the fabric of international trade.
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The Philippine currency recovered some of its earlier losses on remittance inflows.
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While in New York, the Count received a heavy remittance from Denmark.
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The world's two largest sources of remittance payments have been severely disrupted.
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In silent contemplation, the two gentlemen awaited the subsidence of the bead.
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The subsidence was nonprogressive, and no subsidence occurred after the 1st year.
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Her cheeks burned, and she quivered in the subsidence of her temper.
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A subsidence of the ground, some operation of water below the surface-
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Critics say the method may cause surface subsidence and damage to buildings.