The state, in a normally conscious being, of not being consicious.
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Many seizures involve loss of consciousness, with the body twitching or shaking.
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To minimize suffering, you want immediate loss of consciousness and brain destruction.
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This time he suffered an incident of severe asphyxia and loss of consciousness.
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When they say, No KO, means no loss of consciousness or no knockout.
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Users describe painful convulsions leading to hallucinations and loss of consciousness.
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In India, there is a general lack of awareness regarding the issue.
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A lack of awareness of their rights is one aspect of this.
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Moreover, lack of awareness and failure of prompt treatment raise mortality rate.
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What makes it a gray charge is the general lack of awareness.
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She also commented on the lack of awareness about climate change.
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The lady had to feign a continued lack of consciousness in order to deceive the enemy.
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She charmed one by her lack of consciousness.
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Few men have faced sharper trials and met them with more serenity and apparent lack of consciousness.
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Their lack of consciousness raises questions about the responsibility of the folks that were 20-year-olds when Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated.
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She envied the ignorant and the insensible their lack of consciousness of their own plight-likethe disemboweled horse that eats tranquilly on.
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However, during the period of his unconsciousness he had a remarkable experience.
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She said she doesn't remember much more as she slipped into unconsciousness.
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The unconsciousness and simplicity of childhood is the goal, not the starting-point.
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The mind lives only in brief intervals between long hours of unconsciousness.
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Then he fell into unconsciousness, and didn't wake up for 36 days.
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The bullet of the assassin had entered the brain, causing instant unconsciousness.
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Then a flash of light in front of my eyes and unconsciousness.
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Ill-luck is a contagious disease; and one unconsciousness will often infect another.
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They combine the energy of manhood with the engaging unconsciousness of childhood.
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Alexandra's voice penetrated her unconsciousness, and she struggled to meet the morning.
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James collapsed twice along the way and then finally slipped into unconsciousness.
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That unconsciousness lasted in point of fact but for a few minutes.
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The passengers went silent, slumping into unconsciousness as the air pressure dropped.
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They fell, that is to say, either through consciousness or through unconsciousness.
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Soon the sickening blackness of unconsciousness was all he knew of sleep.
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Suppose a true friend wished to steal a kiss in your unconsciousness.
