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en locked in syndrome (n)
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fr syndrome de verrouillage Source: French Wiktionary
en locked in syndrome (n)
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en exception Source: English Wiktionary
en locked in syndrome (n)
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en eye Source: English Wiktionary
en locked in syndrome (n)
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en intact Source: English Wiktionary
en locked in syndrome (n)
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en physical Source: English Wiktionary
en locked in syndrome (n)
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en mental Source: English Wiktionary
en locked in syndrome (n)
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en severe Source: English Wiktionary
en locked in syndrome (n)
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en disorder Source: English Wiktionary
en locked in syndrome (n)
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en movement Source: English Wiktionary
en locked in syndrome (n)
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en faculty Source: English Wiktionary
en locked in syndrome (n)
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en possible Source: English Wiktionary
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en voluntary Source: English Wiktionary
en locked in syndrome (n)
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en speak Source: English Wiktionary
en locked in syndrome (n)
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en rare Source: English Wiktionary
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en paralyze Source: English Wiktionary
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