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antidote

Drug used to counteract a poison. For instance, acetylcysteine is an antidote to paracetamol and is administered to prevent liver damage following overdosage.



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Their premise is that hiding the horrors, and the concomitant subversion of our antidotal aversion, perpetuates the war and its cause.
From Sean Thompson by Thompson, Sean / Catholic Insight
While academic scholars use a variety of research methods to substantiate or elucidate their ideas, street scholars, are as likely to ground their ideas in the personal, antidotal, and subjective modes.
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In conclusion, beginning in the 1970's we had mounting evidence of the physical benefits of physical activity and initially had antidotal evidence for the emotional benefits.
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