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Page 531
have less to consume, but the inheritance will generally be of a windfall nature
and may have few enduring effects on the heir's lifetime pattern of consumption.
In any case, the effect on consumption in the economy as a whole is trivial.
have less to consume, but the inheritance will generally be of a windfall nature
and may have few enduring effects on the heir's lifetime pattern of consumption.
In any case, the effect on consumption in the economy as a whole is trivial.
Page 1042
The intensity of the effects of a drug depends on the dose, or quantity of the drug
used. Although drug responses may be increased or decreased by numerous
factors (see below Factors modifying drug responses), dose-effect relationships ...
The intensity of the effects of a drug depends on the dose, or quantity of the drug
used. Although drug responses may be increased or decreased by numerous
factors (see below Factors modifying drug responses), dose-effect relationships ...
Page 1050
Certain physiological effects are so closely associated with the heavy use of
opium and its derivatives that they have come to be ... that requires the individual
to use more and more of the drug in repeated efforts to achieve the same effect.
Certain physiological effects are so closely associated with the heavy use of
opium and its derivatives that they have come to be ... that requires the individual
to use more and more of the drug in repeated efforts to achieve the same effect.
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| Title | The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volume 5 The New Encyclopaedia Britannica |
| Edition | 15 |
| Publisher | Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1977 |
| ISBN | 0852293151, 9780852293157 |
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