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Meanings of own addiction in English

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Usage of own addiction in English
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Captain Nicholson told his audience dealing with his own addiction had been very hard.
Radio NZ
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Since then, Shapiro has been dedicated himself to helping others overcome their own addiction problems.
Reuters
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The basically blamed the victims for their own addiction.
Radio NZ
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My own addiction functioned in a similar way.
The Vital Abyss
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That's all the body wants. Having overcome her own addiction, Silva's aspirations do not end on the street.
Reuters
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Methamphetamine dealers whose own addiction caused their offending can now receive a sentence discount of up to 30 percent.
Radio NZ
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COMMENTARY Newborns withdrawing from opioids are hard to care for and they are often separated from mothers who battle their own addiction.
Reuters
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I lived it, it's what I went through. She denied Hasselhoff's claim, made through his lawyer, that she had her own addiction problem.
Reuters
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I lived it, it's what I went through. She refuted Hasselhoff's claim, made through his lawyer, that she had her own addiction problem.
Reuters
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Crown lawyer Emma Light said Henderson's offending was not just a result of his own addiction, as he referred to enjoying having nice things.
Radio NZ
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There is a mix. Almodóvar said the film was not his last will and testament and that his own addiction was to making cinema.
The Guardian
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When I heard that Ringo Starr had "found God" while struggling with his own addiction, I started exploring more structured forms of faith.
The Guardian
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I have very personal feelings about that stuff because of my own addiction, but also that of many people in my life who I love.
The Guardian
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We're all one product or experience away from developing our own addictions.
Wired
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Me too, I was doing my own s... and fighting my own addictions then, he said.
News.com.au
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After beating his own addictions, Eric Clapton founded a rehabilitation centre on Antigua to help others do the same.
The Irish Times
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