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after-effects

noun as in aftermath

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Meanwhile, the Welsh NHS Confederation, which represents health boards, argued the pandemic's after-effects continue to be felt.

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Between Rio and Tokyo, she had to deal with a knee injury, the after-effects of concussion and the impact of disordered eating as well as the pandemic, but still retained her C4-5 500m time trial crown and was also part of the victorious mixed team sprint squad.

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Almost a decade ago, Vladimir Kara-Murza nearly died from an unknown toxin and still suffers from after-effects, including nerve damage.

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Every so often, Mary coughs - the after-effects of a recent bout of pneumonia she suffered after getting caught in a rainstorm.

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Djokovic was accidentally hit on the head by a metallic water bottle after his opening win and felt hampered by the after-effects in a shock loss to Alejandro Tabilo two days later.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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