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Newguest Posted 13 years ago
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Lifelong pattern
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People with Parkinson’s disease tend to exhibit a lifelong pattern of depression, fear, anxiety, and a tendency to control both their emotions and environment.
In my view it says that throughout their lives (or constantly) they experience depression, fear, anxiety ...
But maybe "lifelong pattern" has a different meaning?
People with Parkinson’s disease tend to exhibit a lifelong pattern of depression, fear, anxiety, and a tendency to control both their emotions and environment.
In my view it says that throughout their lives (or constantly) they experience depression, fear, anxiety ...
But maybe "lifelong pattern" has a different meaning?
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Hi You are right. The sentence can be interpreted as follows: People with Parkinson's disease experience a pattern of depression fear etc. throughout their lives.
- Hi You are right.
- The sentence can be interpreted as follows: People with Parkinson's disease experience a pattern of depression fear etc.
- throughout their lives.
- Thanks Kartik
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Hi
You are right. The sentence can be interpreted as follows:
People with Parkinson's disease experience a pattern of depression fear etc. throughout their lives.
Thanks
Kartik
You are right. The sentence can be interpreted as follows:
People with Parkinson's disease experience a pattern of depression fear etc. throughout their lives.
Thanks
Kartik
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