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She suffered from drug induced dementia.dementia = deterioration of mental abilities
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Symptoms of dementia began to appear when she was in her eighties.dementia = the deterioration of mental abilities
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It is a study on exercise and dementia.dementia = deterioration of mental abilities
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My hair looked like a bird's nest; my shuffling gait like a dementia patient's.† (source)
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These wards were filled with derelicts: old women with dementia, impecunious veterans down on their luck, noseless men with tertiary syphilis and the like.† (source)
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And Miss Mary, she might not be so good at conversation due to her dementia, but she taught me how to knit.† (source)
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We die on our eightieth birthdays, surrounded by our families, before dementia sets in.† (source)dementia = deterioration of mental abilities
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But over the summer his encroaching dementia had taken a cruel twist.† (source)
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The doctor also said the dementia would progress and that Walter would likely become incapacitated.† (source)
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It went on to talk about a five —to seven-day incubation period and the symptoms—how such things as irritability and trouble with balance were early warning signs, followed by dementia, paranoia and severe aggression later on.† (source)
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I was so shaken that I had to look around to get my bearings — frothy gray facade of the Alwyn, like some lurid dementia of the Baroque—and the floodlights on the cut-work, the Christmas decorations on the door of Petrossian struck some deep-embedded memory gong: December, my mother in a snow hat: here baby, let me run around the corner and buy some croissants for breakfast ... I was so distracted that a man coming fast round the corner whacked straight into me: "Watch it!"† (source)
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And I said it was also Uncle Terry, but he was in Sunderland and he was Father's brother, and it was my grandparents, too, but three of them were dead and Grandma Burton was in a home because she had senile dementia and thought that I was someone on television.† (source)
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One of the kinfolk is in the Valiant Village, which is a care facility for patients suffering from dementia.† (source)
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I have vascular dementia, the doctor told me, and there was some comfort to be had.† (source)
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He remained stubbornly distant even as he faded into dementia in his sixties.† (source)
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Juanita and her folks knew where they stood with a certitude that bordered on dementia.† (source)
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