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episode
1. an incident, sequence, or scene that forms part of a narrative but may be a digression from the main story
2. (in ancient Greek tragedy) a section between two choric songs
3. Music a contrasting section between statements of the subject, as in a fugue or rondo
episode [′ep·ə‚sōd]
(geology)
A distinctive event or series of events in the geologic history of a region or feature.
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There are also hypomanic episodes experienced by sufferers, which are characterized by excess energy and mild to moderate mania (observable in activity, speech and as generally high optimism).
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A hypomanic episode exhibits symptoms that are, in intensity, just below a manic episode yet still cause significant social or occupational distress.
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A few who suffer primarily from hypomanic episodes are high achievers who work long hours and require little sleep.
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