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1. Education designating a degree awarded at some universities, studied at a lower academic standard than an honours degree
2. Med relating to or involving the entire body or many of its parts; systemic
3. Logic (of a statement) not specifying an individual subject but quantifying over a domain
4. a title for the head of a religious order, congregation, etc.
5. Med short for general anaesthetic


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Other studies have assessed the prevalence of WNV in general populations in the United States (5-10), with estimates of 0% 14%.
Beyond hypertension, studies in general populations have identified a positive association of lead exposure with clinical cardiovascular outcomes (cardiovascular, coronary heart disease, and stroke mortality; and peripheral arterial disease), but the number of studies is small.
nbsp;compiled in North American and sub-Saharan countries, the team focussed on general populations and avoided special groups, such as the homeless.
 
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