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Things injury often describes (“injury ________”)
cases,
patients,
accidents,
phobia,
prevention,
period,
level,
patient,
hypothesis,
status,
levels,
funds,
model,
claims,
survivors,
rehabilitation,
rates,
lawyers,
case,
rate,
fund,
group,
lawyer,
states,
suits,
programs,
insurance,
state,
accident,
hypersensitivity,
litigation,
phase,
fact,
type,
phobias,
relationship,
earnings,
day,
benefits,
behavior,
victims,
survivor,
management,
injection,
compensation,
free,
syndrome,
program,
treatment,
lawsuits,
frequency,
pain,
symptoms,
suit,
liability,
employment,
induced,
rule,
deaths,
feigning,
factors,
abuse,
problem,
phobics,
functioning,
wages,
data,
theory,
condition,
wage,
activities,
risk,
severity,
injuries,
records,
job,
claim,
actions,
ratio,
occlusion,
capacity,
pattern,
potentials,
patterns,
research,
litigants,
stage,
fears,
events,
response,
recovery,
attorney
How injury often is described (“________ injury”)
serious,
spinal,
severe,
traumatic,
personal,
physical,
acute,
permanent,
direct,
induced,
ischemic,
further,
mechanical,
accidental,
renal,
hepatic,
closed,
minor,
much,
possible,
vascular,
cervical,
irreparable,
thermal,
significant,
myocardial,
mild,
initial,
cerebral,
endothelial,
actual,
slight,
peripheral,
related,
blunt,
cold,
fatal,
chronic,
soft,
diffuse,
external,
arterial,
neurologic,
self,
experimental,
abdominal,
mucosal,
whiplash,
extensive,
head,
cellular,
penetrating,
glomerular,
secondary,
least,
potential,
mediated,
irreversible,
slightest,
brachial,
associated,
grave,
electrical,
narcissistic,
less,
reperfusion,
neuronal,
ligamentous,
facial,
apparent,
repetitive,
cardiac,
joint,
toxic,
intracranial,
focal,
non
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