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      Without symptoms.........

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        Neither causing nor exhibiting symptoms of disease.

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          without symptoms.  This word is used medically to describe someone who has no symptoms.  Sometimes the person is sick but has shown no symptoms of the disease.  Sometimes it is used to describe someone who had symptoms, was treated with medicine, but now has no symptoms.

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