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Significados de becoming addicted en inglés

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Uso de becoming addicted en inglés
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A few continue to chip for many years afterward, without becoming addicted.
The tipping point: how little things can make a big difference
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Many of us, and our children and teenagers, are becoming addicted.
The Irish Times
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He was coming to the conclusion that he was becoming addicted to her.
The viscount and the virgin
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As for those devastating kisses, she was pretty sure she was becoming addicted.
To catch a thief
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Like the morphine fiend, he was becoming addicted to his ease.
Sister Carrie: A Novel
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Rock suggests that black women are in danger of becoming addicted to relaxing procedures.
The Guardian
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He said the ban was a measure to prevent non-smokers from becoming addicted to nicotine.
News.com.au
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Gamers could can spend hours in front of the screen without becoming addicted, he said.
Radio NZ
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Ireland's Ken Doherty is becoming addicted to extremes.
The Irish Times
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The new rules are designed to protect consumers who could risk losing large sums or becoming addicted.
Reuters
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Among the traits that protected students from becoming addicted were being involved in extracurricular activities, it said.
Reuters
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The 'Health Fuhrer' then tried to crack down on Pervitin to prevent the entire nation becoming addicted.
Radio NZ
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A play based on the true story of twins becoming addicted to heroin is going on tour.
BBC
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Teenagers were becoming addicted 'body and soul' to video games, a form of entertainment in which 'there's nothing constructive'.
Death by Video Game
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Health experts have said many people turned to drugs like heroin only after first becoming addicted to prescription opioids.
Reuters
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On the streets, the children are at high risk of contracting HIV, being abused or becoming addicted to drugs.
The Guardian
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