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Roughly 1% of the U.S. population is thought to suffer from schizophrenia.schizophrenia = a serious mental disorder in which people interpret reality abnormally
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"What you're describing sounds more like schizophrenia," one said.† (source)
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And unlike Lilly, I do NOT believe that Joan was suffering from adolescent onset schizophrenia.† (source)
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He had cognitive impairments that suggested some organic brain damage and behavioral problems that suggested schizophrenia and other serious mental illness.† (source)
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They said that essentially the drug is twelve hours of schizophrenia, and if you already have a lot of this brain transmitter, you don't get out of it.† (source)
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Bloody schizophrenic.† (source)
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SCHIZOPHRENIC POLICIES In the end, any calculus of the benefits and burdens of immigration depends on who you are.† (source)SCHIZOPHRENIC = a serious mental disorder in which people interpret reality abnormally
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Instead of 'growing out of' his childhood schizophrenia, he might well have grown into it.† (source)
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Like the fact that Thorazine is what they give schizophrenics.† (source)
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Boreas had turned into Aquilon, his Roman form, as if Jason's presence caused him to go schizophrenic.† (source)
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Is there such a thing as sudden onset schizophrenia?† (source)
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In ancient Egypt, I'd read somewhere, schizophrenics were worshiped as gods.† (source)
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She was an imbecile, yes, but was she some sort of schizophrenic, too?† (source)
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The diagnosis was paranoid schizophrenia, and his life, as he had lived it until then, was over.† (source)
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Close to 90 percent of schizophrenics smoke.† (source)
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The schizophrenic part, though, is still a problem.† (source)
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