Symptoms usually subside within 48 hours of the initial onset. [verb]
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If symptoms do not subside following our telephone advice we can arrange for you to come in and see a doctor. [verb]
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When the sudden and noisy commotion had a little subsided, the aged chief resumed his examination. [verb]
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But this sudden outbreaking of temper as quickly subsided in the still and sullen restraint they most affected in their moments of inaction. [verb]
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The excitement produced by the speech gradually subsided. [verb]
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Little prejudices will subside, when it is seen that they are useless. [verb]
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On reaching the building, which had proved alike the seat of judgment and the place of execution, the young man found that the excitement had already subsided. [verb]
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As the general amazement subsided, Mr. [verb]
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